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WEEKLY r i ' -r. 'ATE JOURNAL VOLUME XXXIV. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY,'. MAK CH 20, 1844. NUMBER 30. rUm.lMIIKU EVKIIY WEDNKSUAY MUKNIMU, BY SCOTT & TKESDALE. OiBce cornsc of High ami Town ilreoH, liuulu' Uuilding TERMS. Two D01.I.AHI FUR iKim, which molt invariably be pnid in advance, fico of puilago or of i cculagu lo A lirit or Collcclort. ... , The Jouninl it also pullilied dnily dutirfr Ilia icrnon or he l.cgi.lalure, and Ihrtce a wtk ihe reinunider of Ihtt year for 3 i and three time, a week, yearly, for J?t. OHIO LEGISLATURE. monitor March II, lN-l-a IN MKNATB. Petitions worn presented and referred. A number of private b:lN wore reported bnrk by ilnndmn committees, which were disposed of ai the pleasure of the Seu- BIO- . The bill to amend (ho act lo ine orporolo Iho city of Columella, was reported back and postponed till the Ut Munday iu December nest. The bill providing for the refund monl ofoipcss tn Iho tale orturfuilud lands, was reported back, willi the amendments of Ihe House disagreed to. Mr, Disney repuried bark the bill lo provide for retrenchment on the subject of publie priuling and recommended its imMiititc postponement. Mr. Chambers dissented lo the recom mend nl ion, nnd explained the provisions of the bill, nnd Iho neccisiiy in the pre-sent fiiianical condition ol the Slate. He referred lo the charges mude by the .Stale Printer, and said that it was but jusliru lo lite peopla ttnil il should pais. Mr. Disney said thai il was impossible now to net on this bill, without a departure from nil parliamentary rules, and I hi' hill was then indefinitely postponed -yeas III, nnys ID. Mr. Lahin rccotnmuudud the postponement until iho 1st Monday of December next, of the petition of the Columbus German Artillery Company, praying lo be exempted from work on ihe public roads, which was agreed to. Mr. I'arker reported back the resolution from the House, appointing certain gentlemen trustees of the Ohio University nnd recommended its adoption. Mr. Van Vorhes opposed the adoption of the resolution, and for reasons which he siuled, mid moved iU indefinite postpone-Dient.A debate followed this motion, in which Messrs. Miller, Par ker and Van Vorhes took part, and the motion lo postpone was lost. Tim question on the adoption of ihe resolution was then put and earned, yea w, nays 1 1. The bill lo protect the fisheries in Rocky River was report-ed back and Dostoonod till the first Monday m December nesl. The bill for the relief of Simeon French and others, was postponed till the first Monday in December nest, alter considerable debate, in which Mr. UpdegratT opposed Iherccom- The bill lo amend tho act of ineorporMion of the city of Cleveland, was reported back wiUi a recom inclination nai h lie indefinitely postponed. Mr. Kelley opposed the recommendation of ihecommillce, m,i iw ti..,nii- in which Mr. Woli-olt read D letter from the Mnvor of Cleveland, Ihe question was put, and iho bill wai indefinitely postponed, voas III, nays Ik Mr Upilt'uratt recuniiiictided llm postponement of Ihe bill io incorporate n reiornicu mmirai nvK - Hii in ilsrumUpt nrsl. W'hirh WAS fUffeed tO, Mr. Harris recommended tho indefinite postponement of the bill in relation to Stale and county medical societies, which was reed to, 1 he lull In amend the act to incorporate Maumce city, was Ind.-tinitely postponed. The resolmion in relation to the Licking feeder on Ihe Ohio canal, was reported back by Mr. Jones.-with a recommendation thai it be indefinitely postponed, which, alter debate, was agreed lo. .... Mr I .Km (..nnHnil b.irtt tho nri-amh fl Blld fMO llltinn in HV i.iinn ii.ihn ir.li- Iwiwm-ii Oluii and the Stale of New York with one amendment, which was agreed lo, and the resolution was adopted. Mr. Wallers, from tho majority of the committee, to whom ih iut.im-1 had Ih-ii referred, made a retain against Ihe amciidmeut to the appropriation bill making provision tor tho piivineni ol a cnapim ior inu vino ciim-nonr j, lr . H:m.liim.. from ihu miuofitv of the same eommitlco, also made a report on tho same subject, and against lite ap propriation. Mr J..rUnn frnm din minority of the same committee op posed ihe recommend.it ion of inn rommitli-e, and read from ihe report ol the Warden and Directors of the I'oiiituiiliary, ami ff.nii a b'lter of Rev. Mr. Mills, in relation lo the subject A deb le folowelr after which a vole was laken on striking nut the aoiiruorulion for a chaplain anil il wai rarrietl in the ilirmaiiv, v.'jn Hi. navs I L. nnd the bill was then passed. HitU rettl a third tinv arut p.tutd To divorrc Horace I1. Dunbar; lo regulate the .Militia. The HtoiQle then look a recess. CohkhctioS. Mi'.ssri Kelly and Perkins, in thepro-rm- iiiiifs of ri.iturdav moriiiiiir lat, are rewirlrd lo havo vo ted lor the. eiuroWnetii of the bill to repeal the ch-ulers ol Ihe t;lu minis navuiir institution, oimi 01 uio i on i minis in tin aiieo Company. I'hc ri'port was incorrect. Thitsc gen llcmcu voted ugiunst the eiigroksment of the bill " " S o'clock, P. M. Tlic bill to repeat the ac ts incorporale the Columbus Mo-ehaiucs Savimr Inslitute, und the Columbus Insurance Company, was read a third time, and tho tpieiliua being oti tls pms.ige, Mr. Itidgway addressed tho Senate acamsl the provisions of the lull, and called for iho yens, and navt, and ou motion n( U llti...ii.no Ou. lull wru imd on the table, I h bill in errcl the Maiimec feeder dam was read a third lime, and Mr. Perkins moved it be iMHtpoued till the 1st Mon day in Deceml-cr iaxt. After debate, the qtit-stion was jnit, m.t il. hill MFiia n.MHtniil. The bill lo lay out a State road in Ihe county of Hardin was niurli tn nnilutriw tlic siilo of certain scIiiki) lauds in lela- ware euunlvi to Iny oul a free turnpike road in the counties nl Alien and Putnam; to provide for the loralion of a Slate rad from ihe Ohio river to Chilltcolhe; to rvifi'late the mmle of wltletncnl of nrcMiuts lielween ihe different oYpnrimcnl of Htalei lo amend the art providing lor levying ami collecting tiaviwi in siiuxul iho ucl rt-Inliutr to wills; lo divorce David Uecklcmaui to incorporate tho Summit county Medical Society.A resolution came up from the House appropriating $im In Ihe Asylum lor ine l.iuio, ior uie purrnaso w i hoowj eal apparatus, Ate., which was agreed to. 'I K.. rt.ir limb mi ihr tnll lo ilivofrc Thymus IWrrv. On motion of Mr. Chambers, llie Senate look up ihe bill In amend the act to provide lor ihcsafr keeping of the journals ol ihe (ieiieral Asemblv, and sevcrHl ameodmeuis having Iws-n agreed to, the bill, after nmsidcraWe delle, wasrecom miiiiwl in ihn riimmilt' on Kinnnce. tli, mnimn nf Mr. Parker, (hi- bill to establish a Court ol Chsmcry, was postponed till the Isl Monday in Decemlwr next. A resolution providing for the election of an Associate Jmlge for the couniv of l.orain, was laid ou the table, alter tilgertions matte DV Air. reiKius. Mr. llaieltiiw, tmin ihe commilteenn Ranks, rqmrlrd back tsevend lank bills. paMnl by the House of Krpresriita lives, with a fr itintneiidrflioii lh(ilaidbilMie illdelillltelv postiHilieil. These were the bill lo incorporate (he hank nf (mm, the Hank of nrlXtnnftlsville, isw laa 01 niiucumc, wm mv lull to aulhorixe the business of Hanking.) Mr. IVrkins addressed Ihe Senate on ihe neecily of nracticable avslrm of bankiM lo Ihe Stale of Ohio, and a Hamsl (be provisions of the pieseat law. lie concluded by railing upon memifrs op(Hisei to him in politics, to rhooe one Iron, the everal bills that hal Itwn preseuiwi oy tne mm brunch nl' Ihe lsfilatttrn. and In five to the people of IHn what was so mm h eallnt for by men of all parties a sale, ammo, ami pr true nine system. The debate was rniniiittcd lo considerable length, V Messrs. Parker, llaldwin, Hateltme, Perkins. Anns ronxanil Wnllvrs. and the nun lion was then put on the indefinite itost Htnemeul of Ihe bills, and carried iinhpnllirmalivo yeas H)t kvm I A 4 mrtv votn as far as iirvsenl, Mr. Chnmlwrs moved lo amenl the motion lnrrmlinnr the (till to authorise the business of banking, so as lo postpone until the 1st Monday in December nest losl, yeas i.i, nay-Stl. and ihe bill was then iiidelimlely pintHineii yeas Ai, navs I.I, a party vole. The Seuate iheu look a reecss unlit 7 o'clock. 1 o'clock, P. N. fin mnii.tn nf Mr. Haspltine the Senate rrcimsidrrvd ihi vme on tlw bill in relation to ihe subscnpiton ol stock lo the Wilmington and Uhen (urnpue company, nna atier sonm remarks from Mr. llaldwm, and from Mr. Itamelt, and the nuritioa being on the linnl pa.sage ol ihe lull, It was losl. TtieH-lition nf George D. Luekes was postponed until the 1st Moiuhiy in IVccmber next. On moiM of Mr. Hidfway, theSeiiao look up the lull In repeal thi- acts inrorpiM-aling" Ihe Columbui Mi-chauics S.iv-ing Institution, and the Cnlumlm Inturnoca Company, ami (he qnr'lion Iwing on the passage nl the bill, Mr. Itidgway addressed the Senate in opposition lo the passage of the bill, and rend cerlain letters thai passed lm-(wifii W. Dvunison Jr. mid IMa Latham, K.-q. Iank com-miMHwer, pu,hslK:d in llie tliio Statesman ul this evening, in relation to the irsiwnnny coulitim"! in the rrmrt of natd commissioners impliraling" the leclmiiics luiiliition. Mr. K priM-eeded al some length lo examine the nature of the Ivtti-1I.IHIV i.ml f n.rKitrd his astonishment, that uiKin such testi mony. Ihe Senate should be orciwmd 10 repeal the charier of the iiiMiiniion referred lo. Mr. Walters made a few remarks, and called for the read- ing of a report of ihe hank Commissioners, made this day in relsiion lo the titjocl under conilr ration. The debate was continued by Messrs. Ridgwny. Parker and llnielime, and Ihe question was put on lliepasmigeul ttwliill. On motion of Mr. Haiti l inc. the Semite took unlliu resolu tion prohibiting Iho hoard of Public Works, tVc., from entering iulo auy new eouuacli, and it was ndopltd yeas nays J. Mr. Kcllv moved a recoiuidciation of the vole lo refund lo the commissioners of franklin county the amount of expenses incurred in the trial of certain Suite convicts. The yens and navs were called for by Mr. Baldwin, and were yeas H, nnjs VZ, to ihe volu wns reconsun-reii. And. on motion of Mr. Ridgwuy, the resolution was re ferred to a com mil tee of one. The commit leu of t he whole was disrhanrod from the con sideration of a number of bills, winch wure ordered to be read third lime on to-morrow. (In million nf Mr. Jones, tho bill to provide for the safe leepiug of insane persons was postponed until the 1st Mouday in Decerning next. On motion of Mr. Disnny, iho senate took up Ihe mil to xemiil tho Ciiieiuiinli Fire denarliiu'iil from laboring on roads, and thu Suiiule refused luordur the bill lo a third reading.Mr. Rrklev reported back the bill lo incorporale the Iowa of Merhaiiiesburg, in tho county of Ciiampaigii, and a pending amendment was agreeil to, and the bill was passed. air. I'erkms moved tne senate ianu up ine roioiuuon oru-viding for the election of nu Aitorinle Judge for Lorain cu. Mr. Wallers moveililic oeuuic iiajonrit ion, The question then resumed ou taking up the rcsolultun, and it WHI !l)t. 1 he Senate then adjourned. HOUSK OF RKPRKSKNTATIVES. MIL oantd To inenrporutu the Columbus and Xenin Railroad eoninnuvi to amend the net to regulate the sale of ministerial and irhnol laudsj to amend the act incorporating the Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance Company lo incorporate the ilireclors nl the r.nghsh l.utlierau i neon.g.rni ami i oueciaio liiiiiiniii nf U'liittier in Wnvno rountv: to incoroorale the Dud ley Mediml University of Vndswoilh; to amend nu act to authorize county recorders to transcribe records in certain cases in disense with making records in certain cuses, and recording depositions. Mr. While of 1.., reported n lull to amend the charter of the town of Newark, which was ordered lo bo engrossed for a third rending. I ho full to incorporate trio nradinro canni company, was postponed until the 1st Monday ol Deremlier next. Air. Ctlines reported back llie memorial of James Rower, when il was laid on the table. yuv, s i A i k run ri. Mr. Conmln. from die standout-commiliee on Public Print ing, ngreeably with a resolution of the llouer requiring said committee lo inveitigaio certiiiu improper charges, alleged lo have been made by the Stale Printer, for priming the public documents, made a report, which was rend by ihe Clerk. I'lifl n-irfiri rives the details of an examination of nine viJiono nl iho nnltliR tlorumcnts. ill the nriutiur of which, in thu opinion of the committee, thu Stale has sustained a loss of kill '). in eonseoueuce of iniprotier charge made by tho State Printer. The committee also state, that Ihe printing of public documents alone, constitute but comparatively a small mrtioii ol llie pilolic pruning, nun iiiai buwi oi a siiiniar (ind undoubtedly exisl in relureiico to other kinds of printing. They also express thu opinion that thu Stale Printer is bound, bv iverv roiisideniii in ol iuslice. to refund the amount thus shown to be iuiproH Tly charged j but as il is a question of a legal nature, they relniin from submitting any recommendation touching litis poiitl. Mr. lowing moved lliut llie gentleman have leave to withdraw the reH)ri. Air. r.oomhs moven mat n lie lam on ine mine. Air. Kwinir insisted upon his motion, which lliu Chair dcei- rided lo be oul of order. Mr. Lawrence moved thai Iho report tie ilisngreeil lo. The Chair said the question of luying on the table, having precedence, would be first put. Mr. Lawrence said he desired that n dircrl vntc might bo taken on agreeing or disagreeing to the report. It was u very xtraonhuary Aictimenl, mm ne m-nevi-u enureiy cxpane in Is character. Persons and nuiM rs had not tn-en sent for agreeably W illi the instructions nl the Home. 1 lie report lind been umiceeoarily delayed, mid the State Printer had had no oponrtuiiiiy atlonleil nun lo I'eiemi mmscu. nnvmgoecu noil tM.lrnrr.n l in ihn utiirmativi veas 17. navs I'l, us follows: Yr ss Messrs. Aleu, Anntrong. llaldwin, D.snev, Franklin, Harris, llaieliine, Jolnison ol I'., John-oii of 1'..Joih-s, Koch. Loudui, Miller, Parker, Wallers, WnlroltaiidSak-er-17. Nxvs Mes. hnnielt, Mnrrere, Denny, ChamWrs, Crouse, F.rklev, Fuller, tiabriel, (ircgory, Jnckson, Kelly, Perkins. Uidtrwav. CndeirralTaml Van orlies I A. A preamble nnd resolution came up from the House, providing for lh einnlnvmeilt of a ChatiUui for the Ohio Pern- tentinry, lo lie paid oul of the earning of the convicts, in a sum not exceeding gM) per annum. On motion of Mr, llaieliine, the resolution was referred lo Ihe committee on the Penitentiary;yeas 17, navi Ik A resolution came up from the ILiuie providing for tin- admission of Kvan Lewis into the Lunatic Asylum, which was referred in Ihe commute ou Public Institution. A resolution frm the House in relation lo government lamb on Ihe line ol Iho Miami canal was referred to the com- A resolution was received from the House in relation In Ihe admission ol two individuals inla the Lunatic Asylum, which w as referred to tin- committee on Pubhr Institutions. On mnlinn nf Ms. J ark son. Ihe Senate look up the bill lo eonstiinte ihe town of Cuyahoga Falls an election district, and Ihe bill wns pitted. On motion of Mr. Van Vnrhcs, the Henale look up Ihe hill lo errcl a culvert, and in relation to water power on the Mus-kmirum river, in ihe county of Washington, ami ou motion of Mr. HaielluM, the bill v. a indefinitely postponed, (hi motion of Mr. 'Valters, the Senate took up the hill tn Krnvide lor Ihn completion of Ihe Mohiran branch of the Wal-iwding canal, nnd the bill was nnlered tn In- engrossed. On motion of Mr. Oregory, Ihe Menu to took up llie bill in nmrml the art aptminliug noinriel public, and it was referred In the Senator Irom Wavne. The lull lo authorise uV trutlees of Iho Mcthoditt F.pisco-pal Church of Coiirrrs, Wavne cmmly In certain lands. Mr, Joiins offered a preamble and resolutinn in rrlalum to (lie Ohio lurupikn runipniiy and providing for an investigation into the affairs nf said company by the order, or under the Auditor of Stale, which was aoopied. Tha lull lo divorce Harmon Horry was taken up on motion of Mr. Wolcoii, and nH. lied to intend upon the committee, at a very lute period of tho session. Mr. Coombs snid thai in reference lo llie expnrte rhnraelcr of ihe investigation, the report would stn-nk for itself. Il onlv a st.i lenient of fai ls, the truth ol winch every one could n'seerlaui lor himself. The volumes of public docu ments themselves, liinnsheo tne mgliest evidence oi me cor-reriiiets of the conclusions arrived at by the commillec there win no necessity of calling witnesses lo prnve what these InciimenU proved themselves. Hill the couunillee had iieeil willing ( cxninnie witnesses, if the Stale Printer had stated his obj'ctious to the course pursued, or had (minted out thu (articular point or farts hn w ished lo prove by the prescnen ilnesses. lie was asked ny ine eomnuuee to uo to, ihu utterly refuss-d to speedy tho piirliriilar purHise for winch ho desired witnesses In lc called. I le wanleil lo lake the owcr ve-led in ihe hands ol the committee, ol sending lor (H-rsons nnd papers into his own linn-ls, und summon witnesses; to prove wlmtever ho pleased. This would have been nllowing ihe Stale Printer ami not the cumtnillee to ninkn llie invei.li-gatiou.In reference lo the charge nf delay in the prosecution of this investigation, Mr. C. enid il hid not been delayed one hour for the im-re purpose of delay. The cxnniinatlon had leen long and tedious, and the committee had In bored wlien-ever its memtter could Iw runveiiel many of aliens having been engaged on other committees, on almost every night of uie m-ssioii. Mr. Lawrence thought Ibe miiiest of the Slate Printer to summon witnesses of Ins own, a reasonable nne; il was a right h was extended at all limes to tlie meanest criminal, and should eeitainly huve I wen emu-eded in dm nreienl instniiee. Mr. Knudehu'h made some remarks, lo tne ellerl lhal llie investigatuai had mil tei'it as ful I as he had desired. He withedlhal the exnrience of prarlieal prinlers, and the practice prevailing in other Slates relative lo Ihe mauairemeiil of the public printing, might have been furnished lo llie c mi-mil lee. Mr. Coombs cnnlended that tins case wni not one in which a plaintiff or defendant was concerned, il involved nothing more Itian a simple siaieineni oi icu. inn on- gei ut-iniiu had discloied the purposes for is Inch the State Printer wished lo produce his witnessrs il was. il seems, lo show turn charges were made, for Ihe printing of public lineaments in nlher Slates, and thai charges similar in those made by Ihe Stale Printer, had been made by his predecessors, in this Slate. Row these propositions had no Ix-nring on the case before us. The law n-friilutiiig Ihe public printing ill oilier Stales, were probably ditlereul from ours. We had a law prescribing die manner in which the State Printer should make Ins charges, and did gentlemen routend that witnesses should lie produced lo interpret this Inwf Did such a prartice prevail in Courts nf justice) The objrcl in producing the witnesses, could have been for nothing else, than lo give a dilfer-eol eonslruclion to the law than the committee gave In it, or else to correct llie count of ihe pages contained in Iho documents. He would atk the gentleman composing llie minority of the com nut lee, if the pages had not been rnimledrnrrtrllyf Mr. Rotidebuh said that in the manner in which tho committee hail counted them, they had ki-n coimled correctly, Iml there was in the mean time, a constructive mode of counting, whirh he Ihourlit should have Ih-s-ii adoptesl. Mr. Coombs again contended lhal that was a question which ahsMilsl not In- led lo witnesses. To allow witnesses toconsirue the law, wns a sigular Nsiiion fur the commiltco lo place itself in, and in violation of every principle of Judicial pro-cerdmg. He ngain called ukii those l die minority of tho commute, to dispute a single facl slntetl in the report. Furllier remarks were made by Mers. W bite of L., A rch iMtlil and others, when the rrmrt was laid upon llie table-yeas 'X, navs '.tii, Mr. Hewitt ofl'ercd a resolution, which was adopted, providing for an approori ilion of g UH for the purchoMi of philo-sniilucal appnrnlus for I be itliud Asylum. l lie House took a rtxets. 2 o'clock, P. M. Senate resolutions, appointing trustees nl the t rhio University, and in relation lo the Ulna ami Srlicncciady Railroad, were severally agreed lo. IIHU p.nri To amend the charier of the lown of Newark i for lhi relief nl W i liter Cohooiii lo iucnrtmraie llie Fairmnunl Fire Company of Canlnir, In provide for llie incorporation of n-l igious mm let h-s , uiHHt their Itluig nn application in lliai elite l Willi the eoimlv Aunitor. Mr. Alexander ollervd a joint resolution, oulhoritiug iho Directors nf llie Olnu Peuileiiliary, lo emp'oy a rhnplaiu for said iiistilution, al a salary iiot ex'cesnluig three hundred dollars, in ho nt id out ol ihe. funds of said institution, alter oilier 1 cur rout rxm-itM" ball hae lieeu paid. Adopted. On motion of Mr. Carey, llie House took up the resolution of the Sen. ile, relative lo appropriating a portion of the avails of Ihe W l andol Reserve lands, lo Ihe coin I met inn of Ihe Col umbus and Sandu-ky ItailroAd, and the crrriioti ol the county buddings of the' lie county of W'yaudul, when it was anopied. On motion of Mr. Archlm!-!. a resolution was adopted, re- quiring the SujieruilendeiU of llie Lunatic Asjhim, lo rrceivo aiuleoiisuh-r tne aiuuicaliuns nl jnim HoMen oi .nouroe coun ty, and John W aggoner ol Sunera county, lor admission into said insiiliilioii. Tho House look up the bill lo incorporate the Grand Lmlgo ol Huo. Mr. MrFarliutd mnvetl to amend tho bill, so that nny er son iK'li.nguig to snul laUje, ahall uot be ntpured Ui Ink anv onlh uoi iiutlmriti-d by Ihe slaloms of I ihm, of by llio ehun h ol Christ, uhirh w m Insl yws ill.iiays Mr Foot mined further lo ame.nl, so lhal a reenrdof tho proeeeiliiigs ol said Lodge, hhall le kept in such a maimer as lobe open lo public uispeelmn, whieli was k'v Tho bill w.u Ihen passed yeas Ji, nays 'il. Mr. heuni'll olli-iel a ri-soluiioit. iiroviditif for the dilribi liiMi ninotiir the several count es ul the Slate, ol the laws and lonniiils. Mhtrh was nrri'ed to. I ne i. iii ior tne reuei oi iHie-nrmeo p-oinr, isim amend the art incuriioraliiur the Peun-vUama and Ohio canal couqiaiiv, were several I) polmiiett until lite first Monday of Ih-cemiier next. The bill In divorce Marietta hurnham from her husband, Milton Ruriilinm, wa iiidelimlely polponetl. On motion ol Mr. Rile v, a resolution was adopted, request. ing iHir Senators and Itrprventnlives tn 'uugn-TS, lo prm ura the tuistage of a lull to bring into market al an early day, the lauds ol llio t inted Stale., miuuioiily known as alleniatn sections aloiir llie hue of the Miami canal, ilia sales of which have I wen suspended uire IK.M.I. (tn moiion ol Mr. MeMillnn.lhe Sunerinlrndenl of the Lu nalic Asvlmn, was rrqiiintl to receive ihcapp icatiottof F.vnn Lewis, on utinaitiraiited lorvigncr, ior anuussioii imu saiu ne mliloliou On moliitn of Mr. Clark. 1heSeaker was directed to audit and allow ihe per diem and mileage of iho late James F- Sur- gent, lor me entire senm. The House took a recess until II o'clock. 8 oVnr. P. If.. Mr. Duncan, from the rnmmilleo on Fmanco. repotted back Senate bill nuiki g appropriations for the vnar ItlU, with amendments, winch Wire agreed to, and tne bill was Ihen N1ISCd, tlillt mtnrd To tnv nut a tVee tiinittiko mad in iho roun lies of Allen and Puliuimt to incorporale the Caul on nnd Fulton railrond rompiinvi to tlx the prices of Printers for the uiseriion nl legal ndveriisenieiiis; aoiiioriruig tne iniot n, creditors and sttnl holders of the hank ot Oeaoea. lodistrilv utr its assets among its atorkholdcrst to cniilirni tin- location nl a Mlato rond from Ihe Uhin river, opimsilc 1'iirHersiuirgn, Virginia, lo Chillrothej lo inrorKrale the Summit county Medical Socielvt lo amend Ihe act noinlnic out the iiumh- of leymg tases, fiassed Mnrrh llt.lt i inc-.nbhh n free turnpike road irom iinrnin eouniy in tne imunnn ntaiv nne. Senate resolution, for printing extra copies of the report nl lk Fmanca committee of the Senate, was indefinitelypositioned. A resolmion wns adopted, providing for the ditribulion among the several counties ol this stale, ill tliu ."Hanoi ut- ricer (tuide. The Housa then adjourned. Tueadrsy ITlnrcb it, 1M44 IN SKNATK. Mr. Chambers pretenled -eii lions from Licking and Mus-1 kingiim county, in favor ol the passage oi Dune airs Rank bill. lr. Cham ers reported back ihe bill to provide fertile sale keeping of dm juuruals of lliu Uetiorul Aiscmbly with one umeiidmem. After a call of the Senate, the amendment was agreed to, and die bill wis passed yeas k unys -k The bill to amend llie acl ap'xmiling notaries publie was indefinitely posi-ioiied, Tim resolution, relative to ihe admission of Kvan Lewis, an iinnnluriili,ed foreigner, into the Lunnttc Asylum, was repotted bark without any reeuinnieiidaliou. And after somu conversation, the resolution was laid on the tuble. The resolution relative to the admission of John Hoi inn and John Waggoner into the Lunatic Asylum, wus reported Imrk by Mr. Franklin, and niter some explanation, the resolution wns adopted. The resolution relativo lo the distribution of llio laws and joiirnuls, was reported back by Air. Johnson of P. and il was laid on the table, Mr. Wallers rcHirted back tho resolution relative to the lands on the line ol the Miami canal, with one amendment, "inbliucliiig" instead of "requeuing" our memliers in Congress, winch was lost, and llie resolution wns adopted, On motion of Mr. Miller, lliu committee was discharged from the further commie rntion of petitions against an increase of lulls on (he National Rond. The bill grnuling cerlain water privileges tn Susan Warden, her heirs and osignsr was reported buck by Air. Franklin wiiliuul any recommendation, and after some debate as tn the merits of the bill, il was postponed till the Jd Muudny in December next. Air. A ten reported buck Iho resolution of Ihe House np-pointing n Chaplain for the Oh.o Peuileiiliary, reported with a recommendation that il be indefinitely postponed -carried yeas 17, nays 14. HANK RILLS. Mr. Ihzclline reported bark Ihu bills to incorporate the Rank of Franklin, the Rank of Slcuheuvillt', and the (locking Valley Rank, ami recommended that lite further consideration of said bills be indefinitely postponed. Tho question was thru put ou the bills, and lliey wore severally posijKJiictl yeas i'J, nays 14, a party vote as lar as present. When the question wai about lo be nut on Ihe bill lo incorporate ihe Su-ubeiiville Rank, Mr. Kelt ley nddresscd llie Senate, and explained llio provisions of the lull, and stilled llie great necessity of the establishment of the bank in that section of the State. He was replied to by Mr. Baldwin, nnd also by Air. Pnrker, who objected lo the individual liability clHtise in llm bill. Air. I lueliinu nlio made some remarks in opposition lo llie provisions oi inu uiti, imu ainideii to ine nmi-uemocrniie prin ciples oi certain sections, air. r.ekuy replied, nnu said lhal the bill was drawn up by one of the beu democrats in the Stale, a man who wns twice on llie Jarksott e!erioral ticket Ohio and who wax a democrat be lore Mr. Hazelliuc was oul of his slips, Tlio debate was cunliuued by Mr. Ilnr.elline, nnd by Messrs. Winters, and F.rkley, who said, in reply to llie remarks of Mr. Raldwin, that he had never been elected nny ollire in a couniv in winch there was any other bunk than a coal bank and that he had mil been obliged In travel out of his own couuly, and lu parts w here he wns not known, s was tne ease wiiu trim acutuor, io nuui up votes to give im n seal ou thai floor. I he Senate then look up ihe bill ninkinir appropriations for n id il was recommitted to thu rommitieo ou Finance. Mr. Iti'.irwnv reported bark the resolution in relation to the refunding of certain cosis to the county of Franklin, fur - trial ot ntate convicts, with one nmeii'lineul. Air. Walters moved llie resolutou Im indefinitely postponed Air. IliiL'wuv moved a c:dl of the Senate, nhirli was or- Icrcd, Pi-ndiiiir the call, Air. Jones moved Ihe Senate lake re.-css, sa liirli prevailed, And the Senate then look a recess. 3 o'clock. V. M. The question beinir on the indefinite ponlponeuieiil of the resolution refunding to Franklin rnun'y the amount of cxpeu- s incurred in certain trials, it was pul, nnd mere not oeuig a ipiorum present, n call of ihu Senate, was ordered. Hever.il us oi inn yea i nun n.iyt. Mr. Wallers moved lu lay ihe resolution on Ihu table lost yeas It, nays 111. Another call ol Hie Senate, and nnollier cntl or me yeas nnd navs. i hu amendment was thun agreed lo, and Ihe iniestton being Ihen on the adoption of the resolution, il was agreed to yea n, nays in. Several private bills were reported back and indefinitely )on I poued. Mr. DiMiev, from Ihe majority nl lneeommtteo on r inanco, ported back the bill making npproprtations for llie year agreeing to cerium nmeiidineiiis oi ine iiouse, nnu uis- agreeing lu others, i lie report ol llie I- iimnrc committee was :reed to. yiiW.i rend a third time and rwirf The bill to provide for the Mohegan branch of the Wulhondmg canal; to authorise the sale of real estate bv the Winchester Union Uhurrh, conn- v ot I'ri'ble: no art for the navmeut of interest to Sam 1 r MncOackenj to uuieiid thu net lo provide fur settle mcni of leceased iM-rious: in niitliono llie commissioners ut J tinier couuly in levy taxes; In provide for tho holding of a Court ol s ominoii i ieas in ine coum v oi cnnnim, io niro(ioriiic ine town of Cli.iirriu Falls, couniv of CuvnhoL'iii lo authorize the snlenf trhmti seftnm ifi, in Iho township of Defiance, couni v if i 111 n ms; In annex the tovnliiii of Vt illoiiL'libv, m ihe county of Lake, to 1st Rrigade, '21st Division Ohio Militia; lo mcorK)rale the 3ll. ermm ami i avaiio turnpike road com pany; to iticorfKirate ine im Yvoicyait .iieiiiouisi Limrcn nt pMiiia, in Iho county of Miami; lo vest the pronrly of the Kuoxville schmd district, Jtll'erson couniv; lo preserve and kuep in repiur llie Nadomal Rond; to apjHtinl commissinuerx i con si rue t a rotui hi tne roiuiiy ol initriiM-y; in incorporate llost romoiinv nf M.inintstnireh. couniv of Mouliroiiieri': in amend llie act lo regulate ihu uiudu of presenting ieli lions m certain cases. A iiuuiiter ofbillcnmo up from Iho House with amend ment!, whirh were dmsed of. I lie lull tn uirorporato ine nuiiiey .m-meni i niversitv oi Wadswnrth w.u passed; nUo, the hill to incorporate thu Ua- veuna Library Association; alio, thu tnll In incorporate the lown of Ashland Richland rountv, lo rceaJ an uei to mcor-jiorale iho l.wn of 1'rickville in Tuscarawas couuly. Mr. Louden olTen-d a resolution providing lhal ihu Secretary of Stale furnish the couniv Auditors, Ate. wilh come of the law passed lo regtilntu tho Militia, which itns adopted. Mr. Perkins moved lhal tho committee of the whole be discharged Irom the further consideration of the bill prescribing ne modeof exeruunir, the public priulinc. ami thai it Imj en grossed tor a third renting. Mr llaldwin opposed uie motion, ami was louowcd, m ex planation nl tne lull, (y .nr. rem ins, ami aiier tome detune the question was put, and the Senate refused to discharge the committee. A mcs-jiire enmc from Iho House reiiuestmg a committee of conference in relation lo amendments to the bill making ap propriations tor ine year in. i ne neiiaio toon oi toe ii vnuuun in rei.un.ii n uiu miiii- 5 o pay for the physiciun lo the Ohio Penitentiary, restricting i m ompt-usauou lo Jf iiiu er year. Air. Disue explained the nature of the difference, and w: followed by iMr.Chumticrs, who thought the reduction might to be made. The subject was further debated by Alessrs. Parker, Disney, Chambers, Perkins and Wallers, and the Senate disagreed lo he mnendmciit of the House in relutiou lo Ut pnyineni of the phvsicinn The Senate bill, making certain appropriations therein named, came up from the House with amendments, striking out certain appropriations for the payment of contractors, and the amendments having been agreed to, Air. Dmuey addressed Ihu Senate in relation tn '.ho nmend tnents, the ulfeet of which ho snid would be lo repudiate lh-debts due to the domestic creditors, wlio had toiled in Iho erection of the public works, and chargwl lhal tho Finance committee of the House had uviuced a profound ignorance of lliu subierl. Air. Perkins questioned llio propriety of Air. Disney (bus orraininz l he conduct of the Home before the Henale. Air. Chambers, after imnu remarks in relntion to the legislation of last year, said thai he had no confidence whatever in the hoard of Public Works; he tieheved thai Iho people of Ohin had been mosl shamefully swindled out of I heir money by tie course of action of the board. He preferred repudiation, logo on paying every demand that wns presented, because repudiation would bring on an investigation. Air. LjalegralT snid ho was truly sorry lo hunr his friend advornt inr reuudialinn. Air. Chamber explained, and said that He wns not the ad- I vurtiie oi renidiatlon -ne was nuiy sinung me niiemma in which the Suite had been placed by the course of tho Hoard of Public Works. Air. UHlegratf resumed, and said that ho hoped ihe amendments ol thu 1 louse would be dUngmed lo, nod lhal a change would he made in Ihe board of public works, which would secure in the eople uu elfiricnl ttnd honest suficriutendence of their public expenditures. Thu debate was continued by Mcisri. Walters, Parker, nnd Franklin, in defence of the board of public works, and of tho party. The latter gentleman admitted lhal the members of the board had not been ns careful as lliey ought to have Itceii, and proceeded to compare their ronducN wan tho conduct of other publie oilieers, of whom tiuthmg had been said. Ha warned gentlemen most emphatically aguimi repudiation. Air, Chamliers replied lo Mr. Parker, fie had not been char god with an investigation of the romluct of the board of public works; Im wished lo (ind he had been; but ho would say thai the board had permitted lliu people of Ohio to be swindled oul of thousands of dollars, and staled several instances in which the board had lieen derelict in their duly to the Stale. He hail no confidence in llie board as a ludy ho could not have coiifulenre iu men who had by negligence permuted the money of ihe State lo be squandered. The amendments of the House huvuur been disagreed In, Ou motion of Air. Disney, n eommitlco of rouft-rcucn was ninillon county. F. A. Rlocksomof Columbiana couniv. anil John Mill ol Wahiugu.u rounly, a hoard of Commissioners examine into tne ex (iciidi lures ol llie stale, and report lo llie xttieueral Assembly, which was lost. be House then adjourned iiutil 2 o'clock to-morrow morn- tig. reiiue ted on tho part of lite House. Mr. Perkins reported bnrk the bill to abolish public execu- i tions, wi h one amendment, and the bill wns passed, The bill lo incorporate manufacturing and mining companies wns indefinitely posipoued. A message camu up from the House wilh n resolution in relation lo brass cannon, which was referred lo the military committee. The Senate ihen adjourned till o'clock to morrow morning. HOtJSR OF RKPllFSENTATIVES. Senate resolution, relative lo contracts for thu extension of the iiublic worts, wan agreed to. Senate bill, in relation to the employment of guards by Ihe Warden ol the Peinleiiiiary, was received from the Senaio amended by altncliiug a provision, ullowing county Auditors and Trensurers to appoint deputies. Dir. immnu wnnuiy opposed tne amendment, ior trie ren-Min that if adopted. U would have tike ellerl nf repealing that portion of the Relreiichinciil bill, which relates to the salaries of the said county ollircrs. The uiueiidmeut wasitien rejerled 21 to 3k Senate resolution, authonz.iig an examination into llie nf-fuirs of the Ohio Turnpike company, was referred lo Judiciary conimitteo. ilillt pal if d To inrnrjwmte the Wayno and Summit Railroad Company; tn amend llio art regulating the lees of certain oilieers and wiluesst-s in Hamilton county, passed March 10, IK I.I. Air. Hawkins, from ihe Judiciary committee, reported back the bill of the Sennit1, lo amend thu art ineurmratiiig the PorUmoiith Dry Dork and Steam Roal Umin Company. Mr. Coombs was desirous to hear some reasons in hivor nf the passage; of the bdl, nnd moved thai it be (Kislponcd uulil ihe lirsl .Monday of December next. Mr. Archhnld staled Hint the object of Ihe bill was to enable certain individuals, in rhnnee the channel of the Sciulo river, with a view of protecting the Ohio canal from injury. Mr. Coonib opposed the bill, and went into n lull explanation of ihe objects contemplated by il, denouncing it as a humtue.'giiig project, sel.m foot by New York sjicculators, to whirh the citizen of Portsmouth and of Scioto county, were decidedly opposed. Tin.- debate was continued by Mcstrt, Archhnld and F.wing in favor of the lull, nnd Messrs. Carey and Coombs in opposition lo it, when the same was polmiird until the first Mun-da nl Pcrcmlier next yeas 3d, navs 'il. Air. Hewitt olfeifd for'adoption die following resolution: Rcwlrcd, That the thanks of this House be temlereil to ihe Hon. John Al. (iiilldgher, for the rourleous, gruilemnuly. and impartial inamier iu which he has presided over its d t libera- instiiinug uie present session. The question iK-ing on ihe adoption of the resolution, Air. hating observed t lint it Has tint ihe uunl culom lo submit remarks upon a resolution of tins kind, but inasmuch a be wus associated with the minority ou lhal floor, he deemed it not improHi ior nun to express, iihmi the present occasion, hi hearty BmsciiI lo the resolution; and he believed he spoke the scnliiiienla nf Ins colleagues of ihe minority, iu giving his -' rr' 1 ''f manner in whirh Im- diilius ol the Chair hail men discharged during the present h-saiou. Messrs. Lawnmce and anier seconded Ihe views of llie gentleman from Hamilton. I he resolution wns then unanimously adopted. Thu House look a rvcuis. 3 o'clock, P. M, Senate resolution, rcouirinir. ihe Warden of the Peuileiilia ry, lo pay lo ihe Auditor of Frank In comity, the sum of jf 1,71)0, lor costs act nunc in the trials of VS ilhnm Clark und lletler Foster, was ncreed lo. Air. Sornmiu olfered a loinl resolution, nnuoinlinir Lennder Ransom, a member of the Hoard of Publ.c Works, lor Iho term of three years from the Ul of April nt it, which was laid on the table. Air. Marl in of F-. offered n resolution, mniiriiip the Secre tary of State lo furnish i)m- gross amount of stuiinnrry nnd caudles furnhvd fur thu use ol the present Ueneral Assembly, whirh was losl. Sennte bill, tn repent the act inrnrporatini tho Mechanics' Saving Institution of Columbus, and the acl lo ineorporule the WeduradsiT, Tlnreh I'J, IHU. IN SENATE. The Senate met pursuant lo adjournment. The resolution from the House urovidinir for turiiishiurench brigade of the Ohio Militia with a brass six pounder, was agreed lo. Mr. Disney, Irom Iho committee nf conference lo whom was referred the dillercnce beiwevii Ihu Iwo Houses in relntion the bill making certain appropriations, made a report, ihe amount of which wns. thai llie joint commit lee had failed to eomo tn any agreement, and the com nut tec was discliorgcd rom any further consideration of the subject. Tho bill to incorporate the Columbus and Lake Erie rail road company was indefinitely postponed. Air. Chambers mnvetl in lake up ihe petitions in relation lo llie claims of John hurwcll, which wns withdrawn. I lie lull to amend the acl lo lucoroorale thu lown of New ark was passed. i Mr. Ruldwiu presented a nrotesl. on the narl of himself and others, against the passage of tho Wooster bank bill. Air. Jones presented a prntcsl, on the part of himself and others, against Ihe passage of the bill lu divorce Maria W. Alc- iwnme, irom her husband, Air. Disney olfered a resolution, annointinr Wm. A. Adams, Samuel Medary, and Joseph Ridgwsiy, Jr., Commissioners report to uie nexi ueneral Assumtuy a monnicu pian ior a :w State House, which resolution was adopted. Air. Chambers asked leave to record his vole on the resolu tion reluming thanks lo ihe Speaker, nnd voted yea. mr. uamners reported nark a resolution providing ior me payment of rlerkt lor recording reports and making indexes, at the rale of $-1 per day. which was recommitted lo a select cotnm illee of one. A message caino up from Ihe House, staling that the House ipropriniiniis therein named. Mr. Louden ulfen-d a resolution tenderinir the thanks of the Senate lo the Clerk and Sergeant at Arms, which was adopted. a resolution came up from llie Mouse apKinling M-auncr uiMiin a memocr oi tuu Jioarti oi riiuiic vt oras, wnicn was reed to. Air. Ridzwav moved lo take un the resolution in relrlion lo ihe employmen: of convicts iu llie Ohio Penitentiary, and a pending amendment having lieen agreed In, after some remarks from Alessrs. Perkins and Ridgway, the latter gentle-mnn objecting lo llie amendment, Air. Armstrong moved the resolulion and amendment be indefinitely poslpnuud losl. The resolulion won then adopted. The resolulion of the Houe. in relation to the Journals. Re- jioris, Are. was reported back by Mr. Ilnzelline, wilh amend- -un, wnicn were i?rrcfl to, nun ine resuiutionwasauopivu. Thu Senate then adjuiimed sine Uie, IIODSK OF RKPRKSKNTATIVE8. The Ilouto look up the resolution HUtioinline Leander Ran som a member ol the Hoard of Public Works, when it was passed. air. itiley reported hack the hill lo amend the oth and 12th sections ol an oci regulating the canals of this Stale, when it was indefinitely postponed. mr. truncal, reported hack the lull providing tor ino priming of ihu ifim-nil laws in the several counties of this Stale, uio amendments, wiiicn were agreed louiid ine inn was men inssed. Sennte resolmion, in relation to the occupation of Oregon 'rruory, was as recti to yeas M, navs ni. i'lie Menale hnvinir infonne! the House of its disagreement 1 liaise amendments in Senate bill, making certain appropriate therein named, Ihe House receded from its amendment!. Air. Willnz. from tlio minority of the committee on Publie Printing, mado a counter rcixirl, in reference to improper harires allud-'etl to have been made bv Ihe Slate Printer for the printing of ihu public documents, which was laid on Ihe Air. Sprnsrue filtered a resolution. Instrucliiur our Scnalors and Representatives in Congress, in procure ihe establishment of the proiMised National Armory for ttiu west, at Rrad lord's Ship Yard, nn llie Ohio river. Mr. rharp moved to anient! the resolution, by striking out llindford's Ship Yard," and inserting "Hocking Falls' men was agreed to. l he resolution wns then rejected. Senate resolution, anixiiiiiiiiir commissioners lo report lo Ihe next (ienerol Assembly a plan for a new Stale House, was Mr. Waggoner offered a resolution, annronrialiiiir ihe sum nf Jif.'jtW lor ihe printing of the C'onstituiion nf llie I'nilcd .States nnd nf this Slate, anil ihe election luws of lliis Slate, (he tier mnn laiiffnaire. which wns losl. Sennte resolulion, iu relation to convict labor in iho Ohio 'iiilcnliarv, was mdcumlclv potiponed. Air. Suvder, in inirsuance of notice, presented in behalf of mm sen and colleagues, a protest against tne passage oi iiouse bill No. li I, lo reduce the salaries of Slate and county olhces ine county oi Hamilton. Alessnces were then exchansrd between the two Houses. ntiuounring lhal each had disposed of the business before il, and were ready in adjourn. ine Speaker tiieii rose and addressed the House as loi- biilioit of llie laws and journals, which wosam-nded, and the resolution was adopted. Mr. I'erkms ottered a resolution, providing tor tne riection if an associate judge for the county of Loruiuc, al 7 o'clock, P. Al, this dnv. Air. Koch moved that tho resolution be Inid on Ihe tabic, which motion he afterwards withdrew, and ihe papers in re- alion lo the vacancy in that couuly, were ordered to le rend, ml la-lore they could te lou mi v tne cum, a motion to lay the resolution ou thu tabic prevailed yeas 16, nayi W, as follows: Yr.s Messrs. Aiett, Armstrong, Raldwin, Ditney, rrauk- tin, Hants, Haxellinc, Johnson of C, Johnson of P., Jones, horn, IHidcii, .Met uuiirn, .fliiier, ranter ami v alters io. Nvs Messrs. Harnett, harrere, Denny, ChnmlH-rs, rouse, F.cklev, Fuller, Gregory, Jackson, Kelley, Perkins and Rulgway ii. Mr, W allers moved the Senate take up ihn preamble and resolutions in relation to Oregon, nnd alter some dulay llie preamble was again laid nn the table. Mr. Perkins olli-rcd a resolution, complimenting the Speaker for ihe nhle and impartial manner in which he nail performed ihn duties ol SH-aker of the Senate, whirh wns adopted, Columbus Insurance company, was iiuh-tinilely postponed. neitaie n-soiuiiou, relative to inn tiisinnmiuu ol ine laws. regulating ihe Militia, was agreed lo. navs noiif . and ihe Sneaker returned thrtiks, as follows: titHlttmen of tht imi 1 return lo vtai my smrere thank: for the vole whirh you have been pleased in pass, approbating my official conduct" in the chair. 1 hnve not language adequate lo cxpno my deep sense of gratitude for this leitinio-uial of your kindness and your good opinion. Il is the more irraiilvinir to me. inasmuch at il is llie voluntary nnd dcblte rnlely expressed opinion of gentlemen Without diMiurlion of party, with tonte ot whom it lias tx-en my lot lone asocinteti in tile service of the Stato in the leeidalivebraiH h ol Ihettov- eminent for some years wl, nnd whose fiieiitUhip, esteem and confidence I shall be proud lo cherish lo llie latest hour ol tnv lite. 1 entered iiin the duties of this responsible Slnllnn, wilh a distrust, lo some eilent, of my own abilities, ami with a reli ance uiMn your cem roMty and uidulin'iice. I am not so van as In behes'o thai 1 have iirrforined iIht multifarious duties ns- sigml nio, and passed through the exciting occasions whirh have taken place iu the course ef our deli Iteration i, without having occasionally hiileti iulo error. Il is Ihe source of the hitdiesi irralilication to me. however, lo know lhal 1 havu re lumed your confidence; and the approbation of my official romluct, Wllictl )iHI nave Jtisi eipresseu, is uvun-nrv nidi you have generously overltMiked my errors and defiriences, and .).. a,iiL. t.i.'iicr 1.1 mv uueeasuiL'' etforts to execuie w.lh liilehty ihe Inisl ronlideil lo my charge, and ns lar at on mo It'iM-iided, lo prumnlc ino interests aim wenare ui our cousin- uents. Ilonfsl diiTerences of opinion, which are incident tn all hu man ntlairs, generating occasional exrilement of feeling, and oven personal animosities, have, at limes, marked Ihe course nl iMir del ilH-rn lions, hut. innsmurfi at tla! lime has arnM'd, when we are abiail to si-paraie some of us, perhaps, never to meet this side the grave, as we return lo our lanubes and homes, nnd mingle agion with our cousiuueiiis, may we not indulge the Iioh lint the wiinfiil n rolled ion of nil unpleasant incidents and aniipnuYes arming In-re mil nf the collisions of sentiment ami opinuHisoubnlli political and local tpieslions, may Ik- Uirinl and lorgollen Inrcvor ; mid lhal, whatever may Im the future destiny of earh and all of us, we may be found ile voted with imfaliering energy, singleness of purxse, and ardor of feeling In Ihe nn-at cause til civil lilierty, and ihe lerniam-iil mu-resl ami glory of our hishly favorctl ami Ih Iov-ed rotmirv I And as we can now, so may we all lie enabled in lime lo come, to untie in Ihe ardent w ish and lervenl prayer lor n long coniuiuaiire of llmse blessings nnd honors vnurhed safe In our country among the dispeusnlious of un nil-wise nod iverruhnsr Providence 1 nnd which havj Jislinifuitnetl our eiHinirv at iho most highly favored among the nations of Ihe earth. In conclusion, gi-nllemen, allow me to express In you my profound arkuimleilKiiieiitsfor l Ik- many proofs which I have received of tour kind indulgence, arm generous confidence and support during the lime w.iicli 1 have had tho honor lo preside over your tic hi n-r at ions. The bill lismi the lime of holding Courts of Common Pirns in die 11th judicial circuit was taken up and passed. The Scuttle again look up ihe resolulion in rein I ion lo llio immediate neco nation of the Oreuiut Territory, bv Ihe Gov ernment ol llie I 'mled Slates, ami Uieresoluliuunud preamble was adopted yea nays u. Tim bill in provide for Ihe protection of tho Ohio Canal, tVe. was taken up and passed; also, ihe bill lo incorporate tlic Salem Academy, in Ross county. The bill in inrorpnrate tin! CelnmH nnd Lako Frio railrond, wat postponed until the 1st Monday in December next; nlsnllw lull lu provide fur the completion ol the Wtillioudiug caiinl. Tin) Senate then look a recess. 7 o'clock, P. M. Air. Wolcott pretenled a petition whirh was laid on llietable. Air. Disney, from the committee of conference in relntion lo llm dilfervnee between the two Houses in relation in amend ments lo Ihn bill making appropriations for the year 11114, made report, lhal they had agreed m all points, eicrptmg iu Vfij tMiMtrd'Vo regulate the mode of settling accounts between the dill'erenl dcKirlmcmx connected wilh the public works, and for other purposes; lo nnihorizc a certain Melho disl Ch.irrh in Wavne eoimiy lo convey certain real estatet to reduce the feus of Shcrills for keeping and (iroviding lor prif oners in jnu. The following resolutions were indefinitely postponed, viz: for the relief ol .Samuel Morrison ami John Caldwell: providing for an investigation of ihe nlfuirs of Ihe Ohio Turnpike company; relative lo printing extra copies ol thu report of tin Hoard o Hank ( omiiussiouers. Air. Duncan, from the committee on Finnuce.renorteilttack Senate bill making appropriations for l be payment of awards of damages nnd cheeks on the construction of certain public works, with amendments, which were a greet I in. 1 1 he amendment propose to strike from the bill Ihe follow-ig stuns, vit: &Ui.& , for the nnviueul of rhecks for con struction, on the Hocking Valley rnual; 'l.,.r-HJ. for the same HirMisc on the Wabash and Krieran.il; yi",(X). for the samo porMse on llie Aloskmguin lmprovemenl; 5 ' 1 ' I ' lor the same pnrposo. on the Wesiern Reserve nnd Ataumee nad; 2F.Mi,tNS), lor Uh) same jairpoic, on the Miami f.xlension cana1. J Air. D, addressed ihe House in nn animaled speech, in sun- port of ihu amendments. No evidence had been produced lo justify nn appropriation for these tHirooses. nnd he was uuwil- iinij lo asieiii to il, wiihotil a full investientioii into ihe nalure of iho claims. He would not consent to tnke tins mount of money from the I rr usury, upon ihe mere ipse dix.t ot the r i-nauru commillee of the Senate, or the Hoard of Publie Works, rhtt members constituting that Hoard, he lielicved were inromiielcul tn disrhnrtio the dulies devolvintr utMtti lliein. and he for dim-, would re fust- any further appropriations of ths ki wunoui naia miu lacis, i no wing uie sjieeinc purpose ior whirh they were asked. Air. Sprague replied, nnd asked w hy the gt-nlleninn hod not nl an curlier day, laken lire pniier slejis to procure ihe iLsir-ml infiirmiiiinu. The holders of these rhecks wanted their money, and to refuse it was mi less than reaidinlion. Air. R.ley moved further lu amend llie bill, so as lo appropriate the sum of JjtKUIX) for I lie payment of Kugiueers for the present year losl. 'I he bill, (which, ns nmended, provides only for the pay ment oi awariisoi damages on iimj niuresnul ptdilic works) was men passeo. On motion of Mr. Lnwrenre, n resolution wnsadopietl.ien-dei-nir llie thanks ol the House In Charles Mori and. F.mi. Clerk and Warren Young, Lq, Sero'ant al Arms ol the House, In getm-r wiiu their Aisitanls, lor ilieaMe and sntisliiriory manner in which their resiK-clive dulies have been discharged during ihe present rcMtou. The House took a recess until 7 o'clock. 7 oVV. I N. Air. AleAlillan ofT.-rrd a resolulion, directing ihe Clerk, for the puriHise of avoiding unmces.nry eifNiisu lo the Stale, lo omii rtcortl.ng upon ihe Journal, the abstract of cool r nets on the Miami canal, arroinpanviiig a reMirt mnde tn Ihe House by Ihe Ronid o Public Works, and providing thai thu same snait not io printed in the Journal or legitlalive documents, A creed lo. Mr, Duncan, from the cnnmiiltee of conference, on the siih-Ject of llie disagii-eim'iii 1 1 tin two Hoiim-s, in reference to the bill making appropriations lor the yenr 111 14. reported that the committee hud agreed iiimhi all ptnnts of disagreement, except thai imrtion of ihe hill which reduces the salary ol tho insirian oi uie reiiiicmiaiv. The report of the rtntmuiiee was arrrrd to. Air. Liiwrvncesmovedthal ihe House recede from its amend ment, hxing the salary of ihe Penitentiary Phtxirian al gHHi lcr annum, ami ai ctnnniiiiii nit motion with some rt-mnrks, ngninil r renting prerrdeiit ol inlerleriug with existing laws regulating Ihe salaries of officers, by means of amentf- menu lo an appropriation bill. Messrs. Doiichii and Coombs reptipd, thai it would not he creating a m-w precedent, as atl former appropriation bills had rotu ained similar provisions. The salary now allowed the pnyiirmn in mat institution, was ion mgn. ieing almost equal tti lhal allowed Ihe Secretary of Slate, Hn salary was imt lixed by law imr wns he an officer rt-rogmml by any law, ami rtiuseiiuently there was no impropriety in the amendment. The House ihen receded front its amendment yeas 30, navs il. Mr Duncan, from the committee on Final ee, reported ark .sennte out to emiiuu tne iMiuisiteni nanroun rompuny lo Hir chase llie risrlils. franchises, tVc, of the Ohio Hnilroail rum. pany, recomim'tidiiig lhal il be indefinitely postponed, which was ngrrau io. Tlio tame gentleman, from the same commillee, alio r portrd hark the lull lo provide lor a cash valuation of projier- ty for purposes of taxation, and amentia lory of ihe several acts relative lo laxationi and the bill in addition in the several arts pointing oul ihe mode ol levving taxes and permanently to secure Ihe payment of mlen tl on the State debt, when they were postponed until Ihe first Monday of 1 Vcemtier next. On motion of Mr. Morse, a resolution was adopted, direct ing Ihe (Quarter Master General in commute with tho General Government, iho east iron nrdnnncn heretofore drawn for sis tmoudor brass pieces, so as lo give lo each Division, Obi Militia, one brass piece. Mr. Filsun olfered t resolution, appointing J, J, Ftran, of Im (ertfrnenv Permit me, before I announce llio adjournment, thank you, brietly but heartily, for the kind and unanimous ipressinn of vour confidence in me as a presiding officer, und of vour snlislaclimi wnh llie manner in which. duriusT the hun- bed days we have been nsrocinted. I hnve discharged the duties your rnrliahiy assigned me. I entered mon those du ties wiiu uiiatTerlcd reluctance. Rut lists session has been one of unexampled freedom from the customary contests on uui imns oi order, a circumstance whirh ts greatly owing to tne ntearance oi memiH-rs, on the Moor, i iiiank you, rentie. men, ior llkU Iti Ueiuu fuMn ,,. ... ' m-tt i-H We may never meel twain. Rul I trust lhal in ihe indultretice of a llln-ral sniril. wo innv look bnrk in ion the hundred data just past, without jiaiii with interest ami pleasure. In con clusion, gentlemen, I wish you a sale and plensaul return lo vour lamuiei ami constituencies. 1 his House u now ad journed without day. LIST OF ACTd Patted at the late session of the timeral Aiiembltf. OV A OKNtHAL H ATI! HE. An act further to amend nn act entitled "an act lo amend the act eutiik-d 'nn art lo authorize couniv Recorders to Irani- Knbc records in certain cases,' " pasted Feb. 4, IBJ7, and for nlher mrpnses. ruing tne prices ol printers lor Iho insertion of legal ad- veriiieinrnts. To prevent fraudulent practices. To amend an acl entitled "an act m rcinilatr ihe mode nf peiiiinning tho Legislature in cerlain rases, passed Feb. 21, Hl.t. Io nmend the "act hun? llie limes of holdinc the courts of common I'lcas," passttn .narrn is, iu-is. io aooinn putiiic executions. To provide lor tho collection of costs in criminal cases. Providing for inkinr testimony to bo used before the House of Representatives in rases of imoachinenl. To amend the act entitled ''an act to incorporate the Rank of Wooster," passed Feb. 14, lUt, ami lo repeal so much of ino i;nn puriton ni ior aci eniuieu "an act to amend ins act nt Mlcd an act Io regulate baiikias; in Ohio." passed Feb. 21 lllkl, as relates lo suid Uank of W ooster, and lor other pur poses. in amend an act entitled "an acl In extend the lime of pavmcnt lo purchasers of school lands in this State. IVi prevent iho introduction and spread of the Canada i msue. In relation to homicidal insanity. To increase iho revenue of the" Si ate common school Aim). and make permanent the transfers thereto. supplementary lo tlm net entitled "an act for the inspection of sail." u.isted Feb. 31), 111 K). I amend tho acl entitled "an act directinx? the motle nf trim in criminal eases,-- pusetl March I, IK.ll; ami also to amend the act entitled "an art in allow writs of error in crim inal rnses," passed Mnrrh 7, UUI in wiiaic llio Aliltlin. To reifolate the mode of settlement of accounts between the diflcrenl departments connected with llie Public Works, and for other purposes. io provide ior trie reduction oi fees now allowed lo Bhcr- lis ior keeping and providing for prisoners in iail, To reduce w compensation of the memliers of the Gcner. at Assembly, ami cciiam other State and county officers, and or mnsr iimimsu. Kxplannlnry ol the filth clause nf the section of the art en- tilled "an act lo nmend an act cnlillrdnn act to regulate judg ments aim exeriuitiiii ai iaw, patscu .naren y, low. in reiruuHO uie lees oi atloraevs and counsellors t law. To make permanent ceriaiu iransfeis from ihe reorral rav onuelo tho rnnnl fund. To amend the act entitled "an acl resnilatinr tho mmle of laaiutr tne enumeration oi the while ma e inhabitants ilmve the agt-of twenty-one years," passed January III, 1827, To regulate proceedings in Ihe action of forcible entry and To amend an art entitled "an act for onenini and rerulal- nff roads nnd hurhwavs." passed Morrh 14. Ilttl. u ainniBii mv wiiicu tii nutsT tkwct, nnu i of oincr purpo- Tn amend ihe net passed .March 13. IB 13. for Ihe preserva tion and repair of ihe National Road. To provide for the election nf Suiiervisnrt of roads and hichwuvs. bv I hp riliXPiit nf rarh mm I ih.lnrl o Kinenu ukj sh-i emuieti -u net iur ine reuei oi insolvent ilebtnrs, To amend the "acl for tho distribution and safe keeoiiir of ok ihws nun louruais, passetl .siarcn li, I tut. To amend the acl entitled "an act lo urn vide for the set llemenl of the estates of deceased iersoi!i," pasted March 1, IO I". i'ti fix and apportion die representation of iho General rtsscmoij- oi uie .-uaie oi t mm. 1 o provide lor a more mi lorm system of charmnr and coi n-rung uui on lunipme roads. In relation lo the Dear nnd Dumb As In addition lo "an aciionrovide for ihe inspection of salt,1 passed Feb. 3, IHU. To amend an act, entitled "an acl relating to juries," passed Feb. 'J, lti.ll. Tn authorise the Governor in appoint Commissioners to take acknowledgment ol deeds or other contracisanti ucpost- lions in oilier Stales, To amend the an entitled ".in art regulating weights and measures." pas sit I March o. UU'i. i o provide tor ine correction oi errors in making entries oi land at (he land ollices. To reduce ihe number of ihe hoard of hank Commissioners. r ikintf ihe lima ul holdins; the 'mirl ol t ommon Pleas, Fiiiuir the liiuus of holduiff the Supremo Court of Ohio for ine venr Idis, Inn her to amend the art entitled -'an arl prescribmr Ihe dulies of ( ottnty Auditors " passed March V'.l, IKK'. To amend the acl living llie lime of holding iho Courts of ( ommon 1'leos, passed t-chruary i.i, nut. I o rem In In IIki nrariirp ol im- Judicial t. TotliHiH-nse with making records in certain cases, and recording depositions. To amend tho "acl In rcgulalo the sale of ministerial ami school lands and the surrender of permanent leases thereto,' pasted Feb. 2. 1st Ul. To amend tin-acl telnline lo wills, nnstetl March 11, I II 10. Tn authorise the Governor lo make deeds for ticalvd gate lots nn llio National Kun1, Fiimg permanently the timet nf holding ihu Court of Common Pleas in ihe Idth Judicial circuit. To amend the act entitled "an acl for ihe support and bet let reptil ai ion nf common schools, and In r rente permanently Iheolhrool supennunuleiil, passiii itinrrn r, huh. To amend ine sesersl arts incorporating the Hnnk of San duskv, hniikof Norwalk, hank ol AeniK, Lafayette hank Cincinnati, and for other puroes. Making appropriations for iIk year 1814. To secure an early distribution nnd publication of laws of a general nature. Making certnin appropriations therein named. To prtivide for llie appointment ul trustees for llie control of associated religious societies, and lo define Iheir powers and duties. To amend the act entitled an act fixing ihn limes of holding the Supreme Court. To amend tlie art fixing I he limes of holding Courts of Common Pleas in ihe llih circuit, and in the county of Delaware, in llie 12th circuit. To amend llie laws iu relation lo tho Ohio Penitentiary. To regulate the limes ol holding Courts of Common Pleas in the cuuuly of Cuyahoga. Further in amend ihe ncl entitled "An acl pointing out ihe mode of levying laics," passed Alarch 14, lli;il. To amend the act entitled "An acl defining the powers and duties of Justices of die Peace ami Constables iu civil cases," passed Alarch II, lli.C. inioor, i.Anns. To anlhoriw! the sale of school section 1G, in Defiance town-shin, Williams county ; To authorize thu sale of school lands granted by Congress lo the inhabitants of the French Grant, Scioto county; To authorize Ihu sale of section Ki, in Union township, Butler county; To nuiliorizo the sale of school section 1C, in Rutland lown-ship, Meigs county; To r.llow llie trustees of the township of Franklin, Atcrcer county, to selecl a section of land for school purposes, in lieu of section lb. of said township, which lies within the Alerccr county reservoir; To amend the net entitled "tin net to provide for tho sate ofinrl of section 10, township 4, range fj, in Monroe roomy;" I'o authorize die trustees of Windsor township, AI organ county, lo lease certain lands in said township. To amend Ihe act entitled "an act lo authorize the sale of school section lb', in Centre township, in the county of Williams;"To authorize Israel Harrington to surrender a permanent lease; To authorize the sain of srhool section No. 16, township 0, north of range 13, east, in Sandusky county; To nmend an act entitled "an nct'tn authorize ihn sale nf a certain school section, No. Hi, in Woodville township, iu Ihe county of Sandusky' passetl February 20, RI4lj To authorise the sale nf srhool section No. Hi, in the original surveyed township No. (I, of rang 17, in Gallia county) To authorize ihe sale of section lb, township 1, north, range 6, eatl, in Grceshnrgh township, Putnam county; To authorize ihu sale of suction Hi, Franklin township, Monroe county; To authorise the tale nf school section Ri. in township 7, north, range 2, east, iu Superior township, Williams county; For the sale of school section Hi, in Washington township, Hancock counlyj For the talo ol cerlain ministerial lands in Hullcr county. To authorize the sale of school section Hi, township II, range 17, in Falls township, Hocking county, and to repeal a former arl re In live thereto; To authorize the sale of school section I (I, township G, north, range Hi, east, in Ottawa couuly; To authorize the lessees of school section lfi, in Middletown township, Columbiana comity, to surrender Iheir leases and receive deeds; To authorize the sale of school section No. 10, township No. 12, of ruugu No. It), iu Laurel township, in Iho cuuuly of Horktmri To auihoriia Ihe inle of school section lfi, township 7, north, range 3, east, in Jefferson township, in tho county of n iiiiains; To authorize the sale of school lands, beinr the south half of lot No. 24, section 3, lowuship 7, range IU, in Ihe county Delaware! To nuihortze the snlc nf llie ministerial or school lands, in lowushio of Holmes ond Cranberry, in Crawford couuly i Declaring ihe mien! ion of an art providing for Ibe snlu of iu fourth of section. lb, township 14. ramcc ft, now fuiou township, Carroll county; IKIiiliroHsTlOS. Tn incorporate the Savings Fund Society of All. Pleasant, tier on county; incorporate uie atone masons' iK-novoient society ei inciiitiali; le incorporate the Hocking City loll Rruigr Company; To incoriHiralu Ihe Aloiiljcutnery county Mutual hire In surance Company; 1 o incorporate the l mcinnati l lonicuiiurni nnctcty; To extend the "actio incoroorale thu Etaiisburr Rridge Company, in l he ruunly of Coshocluu' pussed Ft. Unary 211, iu.ui; To amend an acl entitled "an art to incorporale tlic Canal Insurance Company of Cincinnati," passed Alarch IU, lll.ki; To amend an act entitled "an act lu incorporate the Manu facturers' Insurance Cnnipnuy of Cincinnati," passed March Id, lodil, and atuuled Alarch 20, llttl; To amend the arl entitled "an act to incorporate the Port age county Mutual Insurance Company," passed January II, ui-i; To incorporale the Gamd Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons; I'o rhanire the name of the German I alhohc Cemetery As sanation ol Cincinnati; To amcud llie act entitled "an acl in incorporate the Medina County Mutual Fire Insurance Company," passed March i. Ittll; To incorporate the llltinrhard River Rridge Commissioners; To mcorporaln sundry Churches ther.'in named: To incorporate the eileru Kutcrvu Free W ill ltoptiit Ed ucation Society; lu incorporate llie Lcmclery Company ol it idler towosnip, Knott county; i o incorporate tne uciinon rroiesiojit cemetery oi tincm- nan; To incorporate the Woodshadc Cemetery Asiorinoon of Springfield; To mrnrimrnte Hope lodge. No. 16, of the Independent nrdf nf Md VVIlow at MldOVsMunu, Hulls xt.nlyj To amend an acl euliiled "an act lo incorporate the Fire man's Insurance Lompniit of Cincinnati, passed ihe Din day f June, ULi:-, To amend an act entitled "nn act lo incorporate ihe Wash ington Insurance Company of Cmciuuau," pasted Match 14, liwtq 1 u amend an ari entitled "an acl in incorporale ihe tin-innati Insurance Company." passed the 7th tiny of February. I'J!I; To repeal an art entitled "nn act lo change the name of the German Catholic Cemtdt-ry Association of Cincinnati, passed irercmncr Mi, iokii To amend thu act entitled "an act to incorporate the Ohio Mutual Fire Insurnnne Company," passed Marrh II, lUk't; To inrorpnrate Warren Lodc, No. II, nl the ludeiendcat Order of Oild Fellows, al Frauklui, Warrru county; I'o incorporate llie Cuitlicollie Lodge, No. il, of the I. O. O. F, of Cmlhroihe; To iornrHraie tho Lebanon Iodgc, No, IS, of tht 1. O.O, F. of Warren county; To incorporate ihe Lowell Manufacturing Comnauy. ta Washingttm county; Tu nicurorale the Geneva Manufacturing Company) TunariKKt. To Inrortioraio the Perrysburgh. Findlay and Kenlon lurnpike row I eoinpauy; I lie npringiieiu ami i roana litrnpiae man company; The lcllow Suriiurs, Tyhvrtvillc and Smith ville turnpike road company; I he itlttrnou ami tnvailo turnpike roan company) Thu Tippecanoe lurnpike company; I he Dayton and Lrwulairgh turnpike road company) Tlie Altddlctown turnpike rond conqwiiyi Tho West Alexandria, New losing too, Lewislmrgh and Eunhenia lunipikeoad rompanyi 1 he .tiiddielowa ami ( hetter lurnpiKO roao; The Middlekiwn oiwl West Alexandria turnpike rood com- I lie iTiUHiicinwn ami iinmiiiou iiunnmv nwi oimjmnyj A free turnpike Irom Kenton, Hardin county, ibrougn Hi. Marys, in Mereer county lo the Indiana State line; A free lurnpike from UrunerstHirg, in W illianu county, to ibe Michigan Slate line; A Iree turnpike in vt imams county; A free tiirupiku from Kalida, in Putnam county, through NniMileon, Henry county, in the Michigan State line; A free turnpike from Columbus, iu Frank I ui county, to Reltefontninc, hi togan couniv; A fre turnpike from New Philailrlphia, Tuscarawas coun ty, to the Ohio river opposite W ellsburgh, in Virginia; To Iny out and establish a free turnpike road in iho county of Williams; To lay out and establish a free turnpike man irom r indiay, llnnrork county, lo kahda, in ihe couuly of Putnam; To establish and lay out a free turnpike mad from West Charleston, in Miami county, to Logausvtlle, in Logan Count); A Iree turnpike from Lebanon, lo iiopkinivine, in n orrcn county; A Iree turnpike from Ollowa, in tho rounly of Putnam, to ihe Miami canal; A tree tumpiku rrtun Aileutown, Alien county, lo rvaiitia, Putnam county; A free turnpike road from riqua, Miami county, throng Hurdm, Hla-lby county, lo Wnupnukoiiuella, Atluii rountv) A free turnpike from Tmy, tu iho Dayton und Coving ttw turn pike; I o provide ior tne rejtnir ami preservauon oi me nicuoen-din, Cndix ami Cambridgr turnptke roatl; To provitle for the payment ot contractors on the Z.iim- ville and Mayttille lurnpike mail; t o amend an art entitled "An act io incorporate uie nnu illrlown nutl Hamilton lurnpike mail rompnu;" To amend an arl euutled "Au ncl lo inrorporatc the Day- Ion ami Alnd River Valley turnpike mad rompany." To rriieal an acl ullioriting tlm commissioners of Perry county lo luhscnbc lo the capital stock ol lurnpike road com aiiies; llm i.crmamown and Minmisburgit turnpike roatt com- the d construct a graded road in tlio pa ii vi 'I'lte Dayton, Xenia ami Washington lurnuko mad company)'Ine Hamilton, Rnssville, Darrlown, Oxfonl and Pairhawa turnpike ronqiaiiy, passetl March 'i, IIL.kt; l ho t avne, .Hcilina and ( upnhoga turnpike rompany) The Dn vloiiaitd Wilmington lurnpike company; A Iree lurnpike road fmnt Lima. Allen county, to Pcrryi- Imrgh, WinnI county; io I'roviiir air ine iomrni in rimum - nnu, Montgomery, Hopkintvillc, Rothesler ami C larks ville Atc Adamixetl turnpike rositf A free iiimmko mml from Fin llav, Hancock counly. lo the Aliama canal, in Uie county of Pulnam; A fret- lurnpike rtd from N aupaukonuetta. Allencottniy, to Kahda, in tlie Couniv nf Putiiiim; A free lumiuke rond from W aiumukotmelia, in Alien county, in iiiu-riert the Lima ami iKtiauce free luiU)nko mao in inn county nl t'litnnni; i ne i.ima and i auni i.wk iree mrnpisu nmnt A free lumpike nnd from an Ruren, in llio county ol Hnnrurk, to lite souih line of Lucas rountv ; In inctiriHirale ihe Adison, New t a r lisle and mail Hiver turnpike rond rmpnu; To tnrororate llie 'Oxford and College Comer lumpike mod; I lie Piqun and Si. Mary's turnpike mad company; Tlio Dayton and Well ('reek turnpike mad company) BTtTR KOAllS. To amend an acl entitled "an arl lo lav out and establish B graded Slate rood fmin Ynuugsinwn, in rrumftull county, lo tnsl LiveriHHil in Columbiana comity," passed March 7, UL lo prntide for ihe rt.nslnictitn of a mml from the t Ihio Peiiileuliarv.lo 1 1 road 1n-s-l m tla- cily nf CnlumUti, I u legalise a certain mail in the vilisge ul rnouroe, in int county ot Ashtabula. Creating a eninrniisioiM'r for Ihe gratled Slate mad leading from Chandlcmille, in Muskingum county, through Morgan county, tn t nai nun, ill v asniogtnn rtainty. To establish grades and enforce llie pas ing and McAdami-ting nf streets nnd roads, lanes and allrts, in ihu tmilhem part of Mill Creek township, Hamilton county. lu Ibe countwi ol Paulding and Williami) To provide for Die permanent location of roads and hiirh. ways in llie county o4 Hamilton, and for otht r purposes I o lay oul and establish Statu roods in the loilowins; coun-lies, viz- From Wesl Charleston, in Alinmi couniv. thioorh P.lind,. 'Jwn in said couuly, and New Palestinu in Shelby county, lo Limry in Logan couuly; in tne counties ol ! runklin and Delaware) In the counties ol Aluriou and Crawford) In the counties of Washington and Morgnm In Ihe counties of Jackson und Sriolo; lu the counties or Aluskingum, Perry and Fairfield) In ihe counties of Hnneork and Hnfdin; u the comities of f0W1) Hhia,,,! Wld ciinlonS In the routines of Jarkson and Gallia; In the counties of Fairfield and Hocking) In the counties of Wiiyrw Bt,d Metlinai n the coumies of Jelterso,,, Harrison and Retmonl) In the cowmen of Marion. II mm. t . 1 From Alliens, in ihu county of Athens, n, pnmnrnf in counly of Alriirs; ' ' To provide fur eon fir min? thi lncii nr ik. b.-i. i e. the Ohio River op,Kiiie Parkersburgh, Va.. to Chillicothe. Tv" i"'"1 HmenA M Brl '"''"wl "n Ml to lay oul and extend lhe( luilon State road Ihrougn the county or Columbi-ann, to llm IVnniylvnma Stale line," pitssml March 12, IBJU. I o declare Ihu Stale road from Si. Mary's, iu Mercer co,, to (he Slate lino bciween Ohio ami Indiana, via Wiltshire ill Van Wert county, a free lurnpike. and to provide for its emi. I..1II1.U, iL-finif anu jjreirr vnuon. To appoint commiwioiiers to cor counly of Guernsey. TOWJti. To retrnt nn act entitled "nn nrl In innrnnraln thit Inwn of Chrisliniisburg, in Champaign counly," passed Alarch H, io.n, two mi acts nmendalory thereto; To amend an act entiled "an ncl im-nrnnral. ihn I own tit Perrysburg;" An act lo amend the charier of tho lown of Newark ) I o incorporate the luwn of Cliairriii Falls, in Covahatra county; To legalize ihe nrheial acts of certain officers of the lowo ofNuw Athens, llnrrison county; . .. nioriiii uie aci emu ic u -nn net to incorporale Ibe InWtt of Middletown," passed February 11, HUM; To roniimm in force the act lo repeal the charter of the townol Kahda, in Putnam rminty, passed Alarch 11, DIP) Io amend itm art iiiiiiU.il o.n ar, . :n.n,M..A m,.A lablish the rity of liny inn," passed March J7, 1B4I) 1 O amend an Urt lllllllll jii rl In innrru.Hl. tko lnu-n of Springfield, in the county of Clark;" i. -s.ai no an eniuieu "an aci to incorporate ine lown or Uricksvillo. in Tuscarawas counly, paiseil March IG, UW; . . aiiMTim nn an eniitieti "an ucl lo incorporate the town ol JjU hnnicsburg, in Champaign county," paswd February S7, To amend an act passed January 20, 1(130, entitled "an act to amend die art entitled an ncl to ineormrate Ihe town of Galhopnln in (Julha county," pa, sett February 17, IBUti, and the several acts amendatory lo the samo. .o iiiiorjioruie me towu oi Ashland, in Richland county, id in repeal nil laws now in force in relation thereto) Certain towns therein named) The town of Horking Port, in Athens counly; Ihu ItlWll of Fairfield, ill tho couniv nf Cnl.imluan nnA to repeal an nrl entitled "an art lo incorporale Ihe town of i o.niuiii, oi vorummana county," passed march lo, Itwb; J o nmend an act entitled "an act in InmriMirnin il.n u. mugh of Ashland;" . noirim an nn cm 1 1 red -an an io incorporate the town or D. fiance, in Williams county," passed January XI, 18.Ki; lo declare the extent or the corporate limiu of ihe town of rsi. -narys, in Mcrrer comity; To legalize certain acts of the lown council of Ihe town of Detianru, in Williams county; 'I'o nmend the acl entitled "an act lo incorporale Ihe Iow a of Milan," passed February 23, 1U3J, and ihe scverol Is amendatory therein; Tu amend ihe ar I entitled "an art tn InpnmnMia lh inwn of W ashinglon, in Guernsey enmity,'' passed March 6, RM'J; Pn amend the arl entitled "an acl cnncerniiHZ GeorKetuwu. in Drown county," passed January I, K12; , MTr.lUHT inriKTIKI. "n inrorpnrale the Institute of Lower Sandusky; Tlm Calhopran StK-icly, of die Granville Literary and Theolojienl Jnslilulion, in Licking county, patted March Itnh. lK;lti, " r Tn incorporale ihe Ravenna Library Association) To amend an arl culled 'nu acl lo incorporale the Beverly College, al Reverlv," passetl February S8, IIMJ; To nmend an aci entitled "an arl to incoriiorale the New Tlie Dudley Medical L Diversity of Wadsworth, Medina I lie Cincinnati Philosophical Library Association, in Hamilton couuly; Tho Da ion Female Association for tho benefit of Orphans;The Summit Counly Medical Society) Tlie Champion Library Association, at the Chagrin Falls, in ihe couuly of Cuyahoga; Certain Societies therein linmcdj The Sylvania High Srhool Company, In Local county) To amend an art entitled "an act io jicornrnta the North t'nion School Association, of Carroll county," passed March II, l&Hi.and the acl amendatory Iberclo. passed March 15, 18:17; Tu incorporate iho Western Reserve Free Will Baptist EtlucaliiHi Society) To incorporate the Lebanon AradVmy) The Wesi Lodi Acatlrmy, in Seneca county) The Franklin Acaitcmy, of Poruge county) The Kecue Acatlrniy, in CosIkh-Iou counly) The Waynesville Academy, of Wara-a counly) Tth- Laiinun Institute) The Cincinnati Astronomical Society. Tlic Ftiglih Lutheran Theological and Collcgiale Insti- mie. al W mister, Wayne couniv; Tlie Salem Academy, ia Ruckikin lowaship, ia Rosa couuly) To amend an arl entitled "an act to incorporate the Mechanics' Beneficial Society nf Dayton, passed Feb. 1 1), ItUl; To amend an act emitted "an act lo incorporate the Trusters ol the Western Reserve Collegr," passed Jan. 7, llttfi) Vesting all property Wlonging to the Knoiville School Company, in the kuuxvilV- School District, in JeAcrson counly. riHB lOMrAKIt s. To extend lo iho memliers nf ihe Washington Fire Engine) (7omwiny of tho town of Ml. Vernon, Ihe bencfils of an act entitled "an act to enrotirngr tlie organization of fire companies," passes! Afarrh Lf, HHd; l o incorporate Newark rire Company, pin. I) New Rieliinond Hook and Ladder Comiwny, ia Clermont couniv; The r ire Lngme and Hose Company, No. I, of Bucyrus, rnwford reuniyi To extend lo the memliers of the Perry Enrine Comoanv. No. 1, of Massilkai, ihe lienrlits of an acl entitled "an arl lo encourage llio organiiatiou ol fire companies, passed Alarch ii, i'hi; To incorporate Fire Comnaay No. 1 . of ihe lown of Kintro- lon Ron county; I he r airmnunl r ire t mnany ol ( anion, Stark county) Tlie Mutual Protection Enrine Company. No. I. in the low n of Eaton) The Independence I ire r.ngine and Hose Company, No, I, of Aliamislnirgh, in Alonignmcry counly) i ne riyinomn hook and iadder L.nmiany) Fire Cotnimny No, I, of the town of Uucyrus, Crawford county; llie Ml. wteriing itook ad uaOuct Company, ia Muskingum county) n n.lt PADS. Tn rrneal ihe sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth seel tons, and n much nf ihe lenih section of Ihe acl, cndtlesl "an act lo Km tide for the sale of Ihe Moor tie ville ami Hnndosky City ail road, under the lien of ine Stale, and lo discharge llm State of Ohio (mm all further liabilities in certain Railroad Companies therein named," passed Match 1), Ibl3, as shall he herein after siiecined. I o authorize the city nr Cincinnati lo make a loaa to tlw Little Miami Railroad Conqinny. An act loincoqMiralellwCanlunana r niton nailroatl Com pany. 1-nr the relief of the Ashland and Vermillion Raitmad Company, ami lo provide againsi all further liabilities of the Stato lo said rompany lor loans of credit. 1 u incorporate lha Coiumfats and .caia nanroaq Compa ny- l ne wayne nntinummu nnuroao s ompany. To revive and amentl the act entitled "an acl lo Incorpo rate the Columbus, Drleaware, Alar ion and Sandusky Rail-Kind Company," passetl Feb. 8, lB.fi, To revive and continue the acl to incorporate tho Links. Miami Railroad Compaoy, pussed March II, 1B3Ti) INVIIHI KB. To divorce Elvira Harmon from her husband, Jotiah liar mnn. To divorce David uciselmon from mi wile, Sarah Ueisel. an. To divorce Delia A. Covinaton from her hatband. John Costngiofl, To amend an acl entitled "an arl to divorce Lois Jane O'Harra from her busUnd, Monuol C. O'Harra, passed jiaicn io, iQW, ar.loi.llTtO.HI. Relative to tho payment of certain claimat Hclativo to tlie claim of Whiting 6c Ilutiiitigtnni IU-lntivo to tho payment of tho AuiaUnt8or-gcnnt-al-Artna in iho iSonalo, ttc. Hclativo to tlio delivery of tlio lawi and journald to tho county of Monroe. Holativo to the payment of certain elaima i Kolalivo to the unymcnt of tSatnuul Herd man for certain lervice; Kt lattvo to the distribution of 8wan' Collated Slatuto.s, and tho School OHicor'a Guide, to the counties of Henry, l.ucna, Patiltliiifr nd VVilliama; Hthitive to the Institution lor the lllind Kiilativo to pnwdt-r at tho Penitentiary : ApuaintingTrustoca of the Ohio Medical College Fur tho rc-iaatie of canal checki to Wm, Culbort- aon: Kolativo to tho claim of John Walton For the pnymrnt of Jacob Hoawcll ; Relntivo to J "fin Hulden and John Wapponor; l'roliibilintr tho Htato Olticcra from ntakinir anr now conlrarta for tho extension or construction of any public works not now under contract ; , Relative to tha reports oi nute officers ; ' Ueltttivo to the ctiimtruction of a bridge serosa the Ohio River at Wheeling, in Virginia) Helaiivo to tho iocorpuralion ol Churches ind Reliirious Societies Holativo tu Uie reception of Jscob Miller Into tho Lu nitlic Asylum ; Relative to certain lots in the town of Perrysburg, Wood county i Relative lo tho settlers on the Indian lands, in the county af Crawford; Impoeing certain duties on tho Auditor of Stat anil counly Auditors In relation to the pontago of members of UtoGon-erot Assembly ( Appointing Leander Ransom ft member of tlio Board of Public Works Relative to the lands of tho United States along the lino of the Miami Cnnnl ; Relative tn Revised Statutes for Hancock and Putnum counties;

WEEKLY r i ' -r. 'ATE JOURNAL VOLUME XXXIV. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY,'. MAK CH 20, 1844. NUMBER 30. rUm.lMIIKU EVKIIY WEDNKSUAY MUKNIMU, BY SCOTT & TKESDALE. OiBce cornsc of High ami Town ilreoH, liuulu' Uuilding TERMS. Two D01.I.AHI FUR iKim, which molt invariably be pnid in advance, fico of puilago or of i cculagu lo A lirit or Collcclort. ... , The Jouninl it also pullilied dnily dutirfr Ilia icrnon or he l.cgi.lalure, and Ihrtce a wtk ihe reinunider of Ihtt year for 3 i and three time, a week, yearly, for J?t. OHIO LEGISLATURE. monitor March II, lN-l-a IN MKNATB. Petitions worn presented and referred. A number of private b:lN wore reported bnrk by ilnndmn committees, which were disposed of ai the pleasure of the Seu- BIO- . The bill to amend (ho act lo ine orporolo Iho city of Columella, was reported back and postponed till the Ut Munday iu December nest. The bill providing for the refund monl ofoipcss tn Iho tale orturfuilud lands, was reported back, willi the amendments of Ihe House disagreed to. Mr, Disney repuried bark the bill lo provide for retrenchment on the subject of publie priuling and recommended its imMiititc postponement. Mr. Chambers dissented lo the recom mend nl ion, nnd explained the provisions of the bill, nnd Iho neccisiiy in the pre-sent fiiianical condition ol the Slate. He referred lo the charges mude by the .Stale Printer, and said that it was but jusliru lo lite peopla ttnil il should pais. Mr. Disney said thai il was impossible now to net on this bill, without a departure from nil parliamentary rules, and I hi' hill was then indefinitely postponed -yeas III, nnys ID. Mr. Lahin rccotnmuudud the postponement until iho 1st Monday of December next, of the petition of the Columbus German Artillery Company, praying lo be exempted from work on ihe public roads, which was agreed to. Mr. I'arker reported back the resolution from the House, appointing certain gentlemen trustees of the Ohio University nnd recommended its adoption. Mr. Van Vorhes opposed the adoption of the resolution, and for reasons which he siuled, mid moved iU indefinite postpone-Dient.A debate followed this motion, in which Messrs. Miller, Par ker and Van Vorhes took part, and the motion lo postpone was lost. Tim question on the adoption of ihe resolution was then put and earned, yea w, nays 1 1. The bill lo protect the fisheries in Rocky River was report-ed back and Dostoonod till the first Monday m December nesl. The bill for the relief of Simeon French and others, was postponed till the first Monday in December nest, alter considerable debate, in which Mr. UpdegratT opposed Iherccom- The bill lo amend tho act of ineorporMion of the city of Cleveland, was reported back wiUi a recom inclination nai h lie indefinitely postponed. Mr. Kelley opposed the recommendation of ihecommillce, m,i iw ti..,nii- in which Mr. Woli-olt read D letter from the Mnvor of Cleveland, Ihe question was put, and iho bill wai indefinitely postponed, voas III, nays Ik Mr Upilt'uratt recuniiiictided llm postponement of Ihe bill io incorporate n reiornicu mmirai nvK - Hii in ilsrumUpt nrsl. W'hirh WAS fUffeed tO, Mr. Harris recommended tho indefinite postponement of the bill in relation to Stale and county medical societies, which was reed to, 1 he lull In amend the act to incorporate Maumce city, was Ind.-tinitely postponed. The resolmion in relation to the Licking feeder on Ihe Ohio canal, was reported back by Mr. Jones.-with a recommendation thai it be indefinitely postponed, which, alter debate, was agreed lo. .... Mr I .Km (..nnHnil b.irtt tho nri-amh fl Blld fMO llltinn in HV i.iinn ii.ihn ir.li- Iwiwm-ii Oluii and the Stale of New York with one amendment, which was agreed lo, and the resolution was adopted. Mr. Wallers, from tho majority of the committee, to whom ih iut.im-1 had Ih-ii referred, made a retain against Ihe amciidmeut to the appropriation bill making provision tor tho piivineni ol a cnapim ior inu vino ciim-nonr j, lr . H:m.liim.. from ihu miuofitv of the same eommitlco, also made a report on tho same subject, and against lite ap propriation. Mr J..rUnn frnm din minority of the same committee op posed ihe recommend.it ion of inn rommitli-e, and read from ihe report ol the Warden and Directors of the I'oiiituiiliary, ami ff.nii a b'lter of Rev. Mr. Mills, in relation lo the subject A deb le folowelr after which a vole was laken on striking nut the aoiiruorulion for a chaplain anil il wai rarrietl in the ilirmaiiv, v.'jn Hi. navs I L. nnd the bill was then passed. HitU rettl a third tinv arut p.tutd To divorrc Horace I1. Dunbar; lo regulate the .Militia. The HtoiQle then look a recess. CohkhctioS. Mi'.ssri Kelly and Perkins, in thepro-rm- iiiiifs of ri.iturdav moriiiiiir lat, are rewirlrd lo havo vo ted lor the. eiuroWnetii of the bill to repeal the ch-ulers ol Ihe t;lu minis navuiir institution, oimi 01 uio i on i minis in tin aiieo Company. I'hc ri'port was incorrect. Thitsc gen llcmcu voted ugiunst the eiigroksment of the bill " " S o'clock, P. M. Tlic bill to repeat the ac ts incorporale the Columbus Mo-ehaiucs Savimr Inslitute, und the Columbus Insurance Company, was read a third time, and tho tpieiliua being oti tls pms.ige, Mr. Itidgway addressed tho Senate acamsl the provisions of the lull, and called for iho yens, and navt, and ou motion n( U llti...ii.no Ou. lull wru imd on the table, I h bill in errcl the Maiimec feeder dam was read a third lime, and Mr. Perkins moved it be iMHtpoued till the 1st Mon day in Deceml-cr iaxt. After debate, the qtit-stion was jnit, m.t il. hill MFiia n.MHtniil. The bill lo lay out a State road in Ihe county of Hardin was niurli tn nnilutriw tlic siilo of certain scIiiki) lauds in lela- ware euunlvi to Iny oul a free turnpike road in the counties nl Alien and Putnam; to provide for the loralion of a Slate rad from ihe Ohio river to Chilltcolhe; to rvifi'late the mmle of wltletncnl of nrcMiuts lielween ihe different oYpnrimcnl of Htalei lo amend the art providing lor levying ami collecting tiaviwi in siiuxul iho ucl rt-Inliutr to wills; lo divorce David Uecklcmaui to incorporate tho Summit county Medical Society.A resolution came up from the House appropriating $im In Ihe Asylum lor ine l.iuio, ior uie purrnaso w i hoowj eal apparatus, Ate., which was agreed to. 'I K.. rt.ir limb mi ihr tnll lo ilivofrc Thymus IWrrv. On motion of Mr. Chambers, llie Senate look up ihe bill In amend the act to provide lor ihcsafr keeping of the journals ol ihe (ieiieral Asemblv, and sevcrHl ameodmeuis having Iws-n agreed to, the bill, after nmsidcraWe delle, wasrecom miiiiwl in ihn riimmilt' on Kinnnce. tli, mnimn nf Mr. Parker, (hi- bill to establish a Court ol Chsmcry, was postponed till the Isl Monday in Decemlwr next. A resolution providing for the election of an Associate Jmlge for the couniv of l.orain, was laid ou the table, alter tilgertions matte DV Air. reiKius. Mr. llaieltiiw, tmin ihe commilteenn Ranks, rqmrlrd back tsevend lank bills. paMnl by the House of Krpresriita lives, with a fr itintneiidrflioii lh(ilaidbilMie illdelillltelv postiHilieil. These were the bill lo incorporate (he hank nf (mm, the Hank of nrlXtnnftlsville, isw laa 01 niiucumc, wm mv lull to aulhorixe the business of Hanking.) Mr. IVrkins addressed Ihe Senate on ihe neecily of nracticable avslrm of bankiM lo Ihe Stale of Ohio, and a Hamsl (be provisions of the pieseat law. lie concluded by railing upon memifrs op(Hisei to him in politics, to rhooe one Iron, the everal bills that hal Itwn preseuiwi oy tne mm brunch nl' Ihe lsfilatttrn. and In five to the people of IHn what was so mm h eallnt for by men of all parties a sale, ammo, ami pr true nine system. The debate was rniniiittcd lo considerable length, V Messrs. Parker, llaldwin, Hateltme, Perkins. Anns ronxanil Wnllvrs. and the nun lion was then put on the indefinite itost Htnemeul of Ihe bills, and carried iinhpnllirmalivo yeas H)t kvm I A 4 mrtv votn as far as iirvsenl, Mr. Chnmlwrs moved lo amenl the motion lnrrmlinnr the (till to authorise the business of banking, so as lo postpone until the 1st Monday in December nest losl, yeas i.i, nay-Stl. and ihe bill was then iiidelimlely pintHineii yeas Ai, navs I.I, a party vole. The Seuate iheu look a reecss unlit 7 o'clock. 1 o'clock, P. N. fin mnii.tn nf Mr. Haspltine the Senate rrcimsidrrvd ihi vme on tlw bill in relation to ihe subscnpiton ol stock lo the Wilmington and Uhen (urnpue company, nna atier sonm remarks from Mr. llaldwm, and from Mr. Itamelt, and the nuritioa being on the linnl pa.sage ol ihe lull, It was losl. TtieH-lition nf George D. Luekes was postponed until the 1st Moiuhiy in IVccmber next. On moiM of Mr. Hidfway, theSeiiao look up the lull In repeal thi- acts inrorpiM-aling" Ihe Columbui Mi-chauics S.iv-ing Institution, and the Cnlumlm Inturnoca Company, ami (he qnr'lion Iwing on the passage nl the bill, Mr. Itidgway addressed the Senate in opposition lo the passage of the bill, and rend cerlain letters thai passed lm-(wifii W. Dvunison Jr. mid IMa Latham, K.-q. Iank com-miMHwer, pu,hslK:d in llie tliio Statesman ul this evening, in relation to the irsiwnnny coulitim"! in the rrmrt of natd commissioners impliraling" the leclmiiics luiiliition. Mr. K priM-eeded al some length lo examine the nature of the Ivtti-1I.IHIV i.ml f n.rKitrd his astonishment, that uiKin such testi mony. Ihe Senate should be orciwmd 10 repeal the charier of the iiiMiiniion referred lo. Mr. Walters made a few remarks, and called for the read- ing of a report of ihe hank Commissioners, made this day in relsiion lo the titjocl under conilr ration. The debate was continued by Messrs. Ridgwny. Parker and llnielime, and Ihe question was put on lliepasmigeul ttwliill. On motion of Mr. Haiti l inc. the Semite took unlliu resolu tion prohibiting Iho hoard of Public Works, tVc., from entering iulo auy new eouuacli, and it was ndopltd yeas nays J. Mr. Kcllv moved a recoiuidciation of the vole lo refund lo the commissioners of franklin county the amount of expenses incurred in the trial of certain Suite convicts. The yens and navs were called for by Mr. Baldwin, and were yeas H, nnjs VZ, to ihe volu wns reconsun-reii. And. on motion of Mr. Ridgwuy, the resolution was re ferred to a com mil tee of one. The commit leu of t he whole was disrhanrod from the con sideration of a number of bills, winch wure ordered to be read third lime on to-morrow. (In million nf Mr. Jones, tho bill to provide for the safe leepiug of insane persons was postponed until the 1st Mouday in Decerning next. On motion of Mr. Disnny, iho senate took up Ihe mil to xemiil tho Ciiieiuiinli Fire denarliiu'iil from laboring on roads, and thu Suiiule refused luordur the bill lo a third reading.Mr. Rrklev reported back the bill lo incorporale the Iowa of Merhaiiiesburg, in tho county of Ciiampaigii, and a pending amendment was agreeil to, and the bill was passed. air. I'erkms moved tne senate ianu up ine roioiuuon oru-viding for the election of nu Aitorinle Judge for Lorain cu. Mr. Wallers moveililic oeuuic iiajonrit ion, The question then resumed ou taking up the rcsolultun, and it WHI !l)t. 1 he Senate then adjourned. HOUSK OF RKPRKSKNTATIVES. MIL oantd To inenrporutu the Columbus and Xenin Railroad eoninnuvi to amend the net to regulate the sale of ministerial and irhnol laudsj to amend the act incorporating the Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance Company lo incorporate the ilireclors nl the r.nghsh l.utlierau i neon.g.rni ami i oueciaio liiiiiiniii nf U'liittier in Wnvno rountv: to incoroorale the Dud ley Mediml University of Vndswoilh; to amend nu act to authorize county recorders to transcribe records in certain cases in disense with making records in certain cuses, and recording depositions. Mr. While of 1.., reported n lull to amend the charter of the town of Newark, which was ordered lo bo engrossed for a third rending. I ho full to incorporate trio nradinro canni company, was postponed until the 1st Monday ol Deremlier next. Air. Ctlines reported back llie memorial of James Rower, when il was laid on the table. yuv, s i A i k run ri. Mr. Conmln. from die standout-commiliee on Public Print ing, ngreeably with a resolution of the llouer requiring said committee lo inveitigaio certiiiu improper charges, alleged lo have been made by the Stale Printer, for priming the public documents, made a report, which was rend by ihe Clerk. I'lifl n-irfiri rives the details of an examination of nine viJiono nl iho nnltliR tlorumcnts. ill the nriutiur of which, in thu opinion of the committee, thu Stale has sustained a loss of kill '). in eonseoueuce of iniprotier charge made by tho State Printer. The committee also state, that Ihe printing of public documents alone, constitute but comparatively a small mrtioii ol llie pilolic pruning, nun iiiai buwi oi a siiiniar (ind undoubtedly exisl in relureiico to other kinds of printing. They also express thu opinion that thu Stale Printer is bound, bv iverv roiisideniii in ol iuslice. to refund the amount thus shown to be iuiproH Tly charged j but as il is a question of a legal nature, they relniin from submitting any recommendation touching litis poiitl. Mr. lowing moved lliut llie gentleman have leave to withdraw the reH)ri. Air. r.oomhs moven mat n lie lam on ine mine. Air. Kwinir insisted upon his motion, which lliu Chair dcei- rided lo be oul of order. Mr. Lawrence moved thai Iho report tie ilisngreeil lo. The Chair said the question of luying on the table, having precedence, would be first put. Mr. Lawrence said he desired that n dircrl vntc might bo taken on agreeing or disagreeing to the report. It was u very xtraonhuary Aictimenl, mm ne m-nevi-u enureiy cxpane in Is character. Persons and nuiM rs had not tn-en sent for agreeably W illi the instructions nl the Home. 1 lie report lind been umiceeoarily delayed, mid the State Printer had had no oponrtuiiiiy atlonleil nun lo I'eiemi mmscu. nnvmgoecu noil tM.lrnrr.n l in ihn utiirmativi veas 17. navs I'l, us follows: Yr ss Messrs. Aleu, Anntrong. llaldwin, D.snev, Franklin, Harris, llaieliine, Jolnison ol I'., John-oii of 1'..Joih-s, Koch. Loudui, Miller, Parker, Wallers, WnlroltaiidSak-er-17. Nxvs Mes. hnnielt, Mnrrere, Denny, ChamWrs, Crouse, F.rklev, Fuller, tiabriel, (ircgory, Jnckson, Kelly, Perkins. Uidtrwav. CndeirralTaml Van orlies I A. A preamble nnd resolution came up from the House, providing for lh einnlnvmeilt of a ChatiUui for the Ohio Pern- tentinry, lo lie paid oul of the earning of the convicts, in a sum not exceeding gM) per annum. On motion of Mr, llaieliine, the resolution was referred lo Ihe committee on the Penitentiary;yeas 17, navi Ik A resolution came up from the ILiuie providing for tin- admission of Kvan Lewis into the Lunatic Asylum, which was referred in Ihe commute ou Public Institution. A resolution frm the House in relation lo government lamb on Ihe line ol Iho Miami canal was referred to the com- A resolution was received from the House in relation In Ihe admission ol two individuals inla the Lunatic Asylum, which w as referred to tin- committee on Pubhr Institutions. On mnlinn nf Ms. J ark son. Ihe Senate look up the bill lo eonstiinte ihe town of Cuyahoga Falls an election district, and Ihe bill wns pitted. On motion of Mr. Van Vnrhcs, the Henale look up Ihe hill lo errcl a culvert, and in relation to water power on the Mus-kmirum river, in ihe county of Washington, ami ou motion of Mr. HaielluM, the bill v. a indefinitely postponed, (hi motion of Mr. 'Valters, the Senate took up the hill tn Krnvide lor Ihn completion of Ihe Mohiran branch of the Wal-iwding canal, nnd the bill was nnlered tn In- engrossed. On motion of Mr. Oregory, Ihe Menu to took up llie bill in nmrml the art aptminliug noinriel public, and it was referred In the Senator Irom Wavne. The lull lo authorise uV trutlees of Iho Mcthoditt F.pisco-pal Church of Coiirrrs, Wavne cmmly In certain lands. Mr, Joiins offered a preamble and resolutinn in rrlalum to (lie Ohio lurupikn runipniiy and providing for an investigation into the affairs nf said company by the order, or under the Auditor of Stale, which was aoopied. Tha lull lo divorce Harmon Horry was taken up on motion of Mr. Wolcoii, and nH. lied to intend upon the committee, at a very lute period of tho session. Mr. Coombs snid thai in reference lo llie expnrte rhnraelcr of ihe investigation, the report would stn-nk for itself. Il onlv a st.i lenient of fai ls, the truth ol winch every one could n'seerlaui lor himself. The volumes of public docu ments themselves, liinnsheo tne mgliest evidence oi me cor-reriiiets of the conclusions arrived at by the commillec there win no necessity of calling witnesses lo prnve what these InciimenU proved themselves. Hill the couunillee had iieeil willing ( cxninnie witnesses, if the Stale Printer had stated his obj'ctious to the course pursued, or had (minted out thu (articular point or farts hn w ished lo prove by the prescnen ilnesses. lie was asked ny ine eomnuuee to uo to, ihu utterly refuss-d to speedy tho piirliriilar purHise for winch ho desired witnesses In lc called. I le wanleil lo lake the owcr ve-led in ihe hands ol the committee, ol sending lor (H-rsons nnd papers into his own linn-ls, und summon witnesses; to prove wlmtever ho pleased. This would have been nllowing ihe Stale Printer ami not the cumtnillee to ninkn llie invei.li-gatiou.In reference lo the charge nf delay in the prosecution of this investigation, Mr. C. enid il hid not been delayed one hour for the im-re purpose of delay. The cxnniinatlon had leen long and tedious, and the committee had In bored wlien-ever its memtter could Iw runveiiel many of aliens having been engaged on other committees, on almost every night of uie m-ssioii. Mr. Lawrence thought Ibe miiiest of the Slate Printer to summon witnesses of Ins own, a reasonable nne; il was a right h was extended at all limes to tlie meanest criminal, and should eeitainly huve I wen emu-eded in dm nreienl instniiee. Mr. Knudehu'h made some remarks, lo tne ellerl lhal llie investigatuai had mil tei'it as ful I as he had desired. He withedlhal the exnrience of prarlieal prinlers, and the practice prevailing in other Slates relative lo Ihe mauairemeiil of the public printing, might have been furnished lo llie c mi-mil lee. Mr. Coombs cnnlended that tins case wni not one in which a plaintiff or defendant was concerned, il involved nothing more Itian a simple siaieineni oi icu. inn on- gei ut-iniiu had discloied the purposes for is Inch the State Printer wished lo produce his witnessrs il was. il seems, lo show turn charges were made, for Ihe printing of public lineaments in nlher Slates, and thai charges similar in those made by Ihe Stale Printer, had been made by his predecessors, in this Slate. Row these propositions had no Ix-nring on the case before us. The law n-friilutiiig Ihe public printing ill oilier Stales, were probably ditlereul from ours. We had a law prescribing die manner in which the State Printer should make Ins charges, and did gentlemen routend that witnesses should lie produced lo interpret this Inwf Did such a prartice prevail in Courts nf justice) The objrcl in producing the witnesses, could have been for nothing else, than lo give a dilfer-eol eonslruclion to the law than the committee gave In it, or else to correct llie count of ihe pages contained in Iho documents. He would atk the gentleman composing llie minority of the com nut lee, if the pages had not been rnimledrnrrtrllyf Mr. Rotidebuh said that in the manner in which tho committee hail counted them, they had ki-n coimled correctly, Iml there was in the mean time, a constructive mode of counting, whirh he Ihourlit should have Ih-s-ii adoptesl. Mr. Coombs again contended lhal that was a question which ahsMilsl not In- led lo witnesses. To allow witnesses toconsirue the law, wns a sigular Nsiiion fur the commiltco lo place itself in, and in violation of every principle of Judicial pro-cerdmg. He ngain called ukii those l die minority of tho commute, to dispute a single facl slntetl in the report. Furllier remarks were made by Mers. W bite of L., A rch iMtlil and others, when the rrmrt was laid upon llie table-yeas 'X, navs '.tii, Mr. Hewitt ofl'ercd a resolution, which was adopted, providing for an approori ilion of g UH for the purchoMi of philo-sniilucal appnrnlus for I be itliud Asylum. l lie House took a rtxets. 2 o'clock, P. M. Senate resolutions, appointing trustees nl the t rhio University, and in relation lo the Ulna ami Srlicncciady Railroad, were severally agreed lo. IIHU p.nri To amend the charier of the lown of Newark i for lhi relief nl W i liter Cohooiii lo iucnrtmraie llie Fairmnunl Fire Company of Canlnir, In provide for llie incorporation of n-l igious mm let h-s , uiHHt their Itluig nn application in lliai elite l Willi the eoimlv Aunitor. Mr. Alexander ollervd a joint resolution, oulhoritiug iho Directors nf llie Olnu Peuileiiliary, lo emp'oy a rhnplaiu for said iiistilution, al a salary iiot ex'cesnluig three hundred dollars, in ho nt id out ol ihe. funds of said institution, alter oilier 1 cur rout rxm-itM" ball hae lieeu paid. Adopted. On motion of Mr. Carey, llie House took up the resolution of the Sen. ile, relative lo appropriating a portion of the avails of Ihe W l andol Reserve lands, lo Ihe coin I met inn of Ihe Col umbus and Sandu-ky ItailroAd, and the crrriioti ol the county buddings of the' lie county of W'yaudul, when it was anopied. On motion of Mr. Archlm!-!. a resolution was adopted, re- quiring the SujieruilendeiU of llie Lunatic Asjhim, lo rrceivo aiuleoiisuh-r tne aiuuicaliuns nl jnim HoMen oi .nouroe coun ty, and John W aggoner ol Sunera county, lor admission into said insiiliilioii. Tho House look up the bill lo incorporate the Grand Lmlgo ol Huo. Mr. MrFarliutd mnvetl to amend tho bill, so that nny er son iK'li.nguig to snul laUje, ahall uot be ntpured Ui Ink anv onlh uoi iiutlmriti-d by Ihe slaloms of I ihm, of by llio ehun h ol Christ, uhirh w m Insl yws ill.iiays Mr Foot mined further lo ame.nl, so lhal a reenrdof tho proeeeiliiigs ol said Lodge, hhall le kept in such a maimer as lobe open lo public uispeelmn, whieli was k'v Tho bill w.u Ihen passed yeas Ji, nays 'il. Mr. heuni'll olli-iel a ri-soluiioit. iiroviditif for the dilribi liiMi ninotiir the several count es ul the Slate, ol the laws and lonniiils. Mhtrh was nrri'ed to. I ne i. iii ior tne reuei oi iHie-nrmeo p-oinr, isim amend the art incuriioraliiur the Peun-vUama and Ohio canal couqiaiiv, were several I) polmiiett until lite first Monday of Ih-cemiier next. The bill In divorce Marietta hurnham from her husband, Milton Ruriilinm, wa iiidelimlely polponetl. On motion ol Mr. Rile v, a resolution was adopted, request. ing iHir Senators and Itrprventnlives tn 'uugn-TS, lo prm ura the tuistage of a lull to bring into market al an early day, the lauds ol llio t inted Stale., miuuioiily known as alleniatn sections aloiir llie hue of the Miami canal, ilia sales of which have I wen suspended uire IK.M.I. (tn moiion ol Mr. MeMillnn.lhe Sunerinlrndenl of the Lu nalic Asvlmn, was rrqiiintl to receive ihcapp icatiottof F.vnn Lewis, on utinaitiraiited lorvigncr, ior anuussioii imu saiu ne mliloliou On moliitn of Mr. Clark. 1heSeaker was directed to audit and allow ihe per diem and mileage of iho late James F- Sur- gent, lor me entire senm. The House took a recess until II o'clock. 8 oVnr. P. If.. Mr. Duncan, from the rnmmilleo on Fmanco. repotted back Senate bill nuiki g appropriations for the vnar ItlU, with amendments, winch Wire agreed to, and tne bill was Ihen N1ISCd, tlillt mtnrd To tnv nut a tVee tiinittiko mad in iho roun lies of Allen and Puliuimt to incorporale the Caul on nnd Fulton railrond rompiinvi to tlx the prices of Printers for the uiseriion nl legal ndveriisenieiiis; aoiiioriruig tne iniot n, creditors and sttnl holders of the hank ot Oeaoea. lodistrilv utr its assets among its atorkholdcrst to cniilirni tin- location nl a Mlato rond from Ihe Uhin river, opimsilc 1'iirHersiuirgn, Virginia, lo Chillrothej lo inrorKrale the Summit county Medical Socielvt lo amend Ihe act noinlnic out the iiumh- of leymg tases, fiassed Mnrrh llt.lt i inc-.nbhh n free turnpike road irom iinrnin eouniy in tne imunnn ntaiv nne. Senate resolution, for printing extra copies of the report nl lk Fmanca committee of the Senate, was indefinitelypositioned. A resolmion wns adopted, providing for the ditribulion among the several counties ol this stale, ill tliu ."Hanoi ut- ricer (tuide. The Housa then adjourned. Tueadrsy ITlnrcb it, 1M44 IN SKNATK. Mr. Chambers pretenled -eii lions from Licking and Mus-1 kingiim county, in favor ol the passage oi Dune airs Rank bill. lr. Cham ers reported back ihe bill to provide fertile sale keeping of dm juuruals of lliu Uetiorul Aiscmbly with one umeiidmem. After a call of the Senate, the amendment was agreed to, and die bill wis passed yeas k unys -k The bill to amend llie acl ap'xmiling notaries publie was indefinitely posi-ioiied, Tim resolution, relative to ihe admission of Kvan Lewis, an iinnnluriili,ed foreigner, into the Lunnttc Asylum, was repotted bark without any reeuinnieiidaliou. And after somu conversation, the resolution was laid on the tuble. The resolution relative to the admission of John Hoi inn and John Waggoner into the Lunatic Asylum, wus reported Imrk by Mr. Franklin, and niter some explanation, the resolution wns adopted. The resolution relativo lo the distribution of llio laws and joiirnuls, was reported back by Air. Johnson of P. and il was laid on the table, Mr. Wallers rcHirted back tho resolution relative to the lands on the line ol the Miami canal, with one amendment, "inbliucliiig" instead of "requeuing" our memliers in Congress, winch was lost, and llie resolution wns adopted, On motion of Mr. Miller, lliu committee was discharged from the further commie rntion of petitions against an increase of lulls on (he National Rond. The bill grnuling cerlain water privileges tn Susan Warden, her heirs and osignsr was reported buck by Air. Franklin wiiliuul any recommendation, and after some debate as tn the merits of the bill, il was postponed till the Jd Muudny in December next. Air. A ten reported buck Iho resolution of Ihe House np-pointing n Chaplain for the Oh.o Peuileiiliary, reported with a recommendation that il be indefinitely postponed -carried yeas 17, nays 14. HANK RILLS. Mr. Ihzclline reported bark Ihu bills to incorporate the Rank of Franklin, the Rank of Slcuheuvillt', and the (locking Valley Rank, ami recommended that lite further consideration of said bills be indefinitely postponed. Tho question was thru put ou the bills, and lliey wore severally posijKJiictl yeas i'J, nays 14, a party vote as lar as present. When the question wai about lo be nut on Ihe bill lo incorporate ihe Su-ubeiiville Rank, Mr. Kelt ley nddresscd llie Senate, and explained llio provisions of the lull, and stilled llie great necessity of the establishment of the bank in that section of the State. He was replied to by Mr. Baldwin, nnd also by Air. Pnrker, who objected lo the individual liability clHtise in llm bill. Air. I lueliinu nlio made some remarks in opposition lo llie provisions oi inu uiti, imu ainideii to ine nmi-uemocrniie prin ciples oi certain sections, air. r.ekuy replied, nnu said lhal the bill was drawn up by one of the beu democrats in the Stale, a man who wns twice on llie Jarksott e!erioral ticket Ohio and who wax a democrat be lore Mr. Hazelliuc was oul of his slips, Tlio debate was cunliuued by Mr. Ilnr.elline, nnd by Messrs. Winters, and F.rkley, who said, in reply to llie remarks of Mr. Raldwin, that he had never been elected nny ollire in a couniv in winch there was any other bunk than a coal bank and that he had mil been obliged In travel out of his own couuly, and lu parts w here he wns not known, s was tne ease wiiu trim acutuor, io nuui up votes to give im n seal ou thai floor. I he Senate then look up ihe bill ninkinir appropriations for n id il was recommitted to thu rommitieo ou Finance. Mr. Iti'.irwnv reported bark the resolution in relation to the refunding of certain cosis to the county of Franklin, fur - trial ot ntate convicts, with one nmeii'lineul. Air. Walters moved llie resolutou Im indefinitely postponed Air. IliiL'wuv moved a c:dl of the Senate, nhirli was or- Icrcd, Pi-ndiiiir the call, Air. Jones moved Ihe Senate lake re.-css, sa liirli prevailed, And the Senate then look a recess. 3 o'clock. V. M. The question beinir on the indefinite ponlponeuieiil of the resolution refunding to Franklin rnun'y the amount of cxpeu- s incurred in certain trials, it was pul, nnd mere not oeuig a ipiorum present, n call of ihu Senate, was ordered. Hever.il us oi inn yea i nun n.iyt. Mr. Wallers moved lu lay ihe resolution on Ihu table lost yeas It, nays 111. Another call ol Hie Senate, and nnollier cntl or me yeas nnd navs. i hu amendment was thun agreed lo, and Ihe iniestton being Ihen on the adoption of the resolution, il was agreed to yea n, nays in. Several private bills were reported back and indefinitely )on I poued. Mr. DiMiev, from Ihe majority nl lneeommtteo on r inanco, ported back the bill making npproprtations for llie year agreeing to cerium nmeiidineiiis oi ine iiouse, nnu uis- agreeing lu others, i lie report ol llie I- iimnrc committee was :reed to. yiiW.i rend a third time and rwirf The bill to provide for the Mohegan branch of the Wulhondmg canal; to authorise the sale of real estate bv the Winchester Union Uhurrh, conn- v ot I'ri'ble: no art for the navmeut of interest to Sam 1 r MncOackenj to uuieiid thu net lo provide fur settle mcni of leceased iM-rious: in niitliono llie commissioners ut J tinier couuly in levy taxes; In provide for tho holding of a Court ol s ominoii i ieas in ine coum v oi cnnnim, io niro(ioriiic ine town of Cli.iirriu Falls, couniv of CuvnhoL'iii lo authorize the snlenf trhmti seftnm ifi, in Iho township of Defiance, couni v if i 111 n ms; In annex the tovnliiii of Vt illoiiL'libv, m ihe county of Lake, to 1st Rrigade, '21st Division Ohio Militia; lo mcorK)rale the 3ll. ermm ami i avaiio turnpike road com pany; to iticorfKirate ine im Yvoicyait .iieiiiouisi Limrcn nt pMiiia, in Iho county of Miami; lo vest the pronrly of the Kuoxville schmd district, Jtll'erson couniv; lo preserve and kuep in repiur llie Nadomal Rond; to apjHtinl commissinuerx i con si rue t a rotui hi tne roiuiiy ol initriiM-y; in incorporate llost romoiinv nf M.inintstnireh. couniv of Mouliroiiieri': in amend llie act lo regulate ihu uiudu of presenting ieli lions m certain cases. A iiuuiiter ofbillcnmo up from Iho House with amend ment!, whirh were dmsed of. I lie lull tn uirorporato ine nuiiiey .m-meni i niversitv oi Wadswnrth w.u passed; nUo, the hill to incorporate thu Ua- veuna Library Association; alio, thu tnll In incorporate the lown of Ashland Richland rountv, lo rceaJ an uei to mcor-jiorale iho l.wn of 1'rickville in Tuscarawas couuly. Mr. Louden olTen-d a resolution providing lhal ihu Secretary of Stale furnish the couniv Auditors, Ate. wilh come of the law passed lo regtilntu tho Militia, which itns adopted. Mr. Perkins moved lhal tho committee of the whole be discharged Irom the further consideration of the bill prescribing ne modeof exeruunir, the public priulinc. ami thai it Imj en grossed tor a third renting. Mr llaldwin opposed uie motion, ami was louowcd, m ex planation nl tne lull, (y .nr. rem ins, ami aiier tome detune the question was put, and the Senate refused to discharge the committee. A mcs-jiire enmc from Iho House reiiuestmg a committee of conference in relation lo amendments to the bill making ap propriations tor ine year in. i ne neiiaio toon oi toe ii vnuuun in rei.un.ii n uiu miiii- 5 o pay for the physiciun lo the Ohio Penitentiary, restricting i m ompt-usauou lo Jf iiiu er year. Air. Disue explained the nature of the difference, and w: followed by iMr.Chumticrs, who thought the reduction might to be made. The subject was further debated by Alessrs. Parker, Disney, Chambers, Perkins and Wallers, and the Senate disagreed lo he mnendmciit of the House in relutiou lo Ut pnyineni of the phvsicinn The Senate bill, making certain appropriations therein named, came up from the House with amendments, striking out certain appropriations for the payment of contractors, and the amendments having been agreed to, Air. Dmuey addressed Ihu Senate in relation tn '.ho nmend tnents, the ulfeet of which ho snid would be lo repudiate lh-debts due to the domestic creditors, wlio had toiled in Iho erection of the public works, and chargwl lhal tho Finance committee of the House had uviuced a profound ignorance of lliu subierl. Air. Perkins questioned llio propriety of Air. Disney (bus orraininz l he conduct of the Home before the Henale. Air. Chambers, after imnu remarks in relntion to the legislation of last year, said thai he had no confidence whatever in the hoard of Public Works; he tieheved thai Iho people of Ohin had been mosl shamefully swindled out of I heir money by tie course of action of the board. He preferred repudiation, logo on paying every demand that wns presented, because repudiation would bring on an investigation. Air. LjalegralT snid ho was truly sorry lo hunr his friend advornt inr reuudialinn. Air. Chamber explained, and said that He wns not the ad- I vurtiie oi renidiatlon -ne was nuiy sinung me niiemma in which the Suite had been placed by the course of tho Hoard of Public Works. Air. UHlegratf resumed, and said that ho hoped ihe amendments ol thu 1 louse would be dUngmed lo, nod lhal a change would he made in Ihe board of public works, which would secure in the eople uu elfiricnl ttnd honest suficriutendence of their public expenditures. Thu debate was continued by Mcisri. Walters, Parker, nnd Franklin, in defence of the board of public works, and of tho party. The latter gentleman admitted lhal the members of the board had not been ns careful as lliey ought to have Itceii, and proceeded to compare their ronducN wan tho conduct of other publie oilieers, of whom tiuthmg had been said. Ha warned gentlemen most emphatically aguimi repudiation. Air, Chamliers replied lo Mr. Parker, fie had not been char god with an investigation of the romluct of the board of public works; Im wished lo (ind he had been; but ho would say thai the board had permitted lliu people of Ohio to be swindled oul of thousands of dollars, and staled several instances in which the board had lieen derelict in their duly to the Stale. He hail no confidence in llie board as a ludy ho could not have coiifulenre iu men who had by negligence permuted the money of ihe State lo be squandered. The amendments of the House huvuur been disagreed In, Ou motion of Air. Disney, n eommitlco of rouft-rcucn was ninillon county. F. A. Rlocksomof Columbiana couniv. anil John Mill ol Wahiugu.u rounly, a hoard of Commissioners examine into tne ex (iciidi lures ol llie stale, and report lo llie xttieueral Assembly, which was lost. be House then adjourned iiutil 2 o'clock to-morrow morn- tig. reiiue ted on tho part of lite House. Mr. Perkins reported bnrk the bill to abolish public execu- i tions, wi h one amendment, and the bill wns passed, The bill lo incorporate manufacturing and mining companies wns indefinitely posipoued. A message camu up from the House wilh n resolution in relation lo brass cannon, which was referred lo the military committee. The Senate ihen adjourned till o'clock to morrow morning. HOtJSR OF RKPllFSENTATIVES. Senate resolution, relative lo contracts for thu extension of the iiublic worts, wan agreed to. Senate bill, in relation to the employment of guards by Ihe Warden ol the Peinleiiiiary, was received from the Senaio amended by altncliiug a provision, ullowing county Auditors and Trensurers to appoint deputies. Dir. immnu wnnuiy opposed tne amendment, ior trie ren-Min that if adopted. U would have tike ellerl nf repealing that portion of the Relreiichinciil bill, which relates to the salaries of the said county ollircrs. The uiueiidmeut wasitien rejerled 21 to 3k Senate resolution, authonz.iig an examination into llie nf-fuirs of the Ohio Turnpike company, was referred lo Judiciary conimitteo. ilillt pal if d To inrnrjwmte the Wayno and Summit Railroad Company; tn amend llio art regulating the lees of certain oilieers and wiluesst-s in Hamilton county, passed March 10, IK I.I. Air. Hawkins, from ihe Judiciary committee, reported back the bill of the Sennit1, lo amend thu art ineurmratiiig the PorUmoiith Dry Dork and Steam Roal Umin Company. Mr. Coombs was desirous to hear some reasons in hivor nf the passage; of the bdl, nnd moved thai it be (Kislponcd uulil ihe lirsl .Monday of December next. Mr. Archhnld staled Hint the object of Ihe bill was to enable certain individuals, in rhnnee the channel of the Sciulo river, with a view of protecting the Ohio canal from injury. Mr. Coonib opposed the bill, and went into n lull explanation of ihe objects contemplated by il, denouncing it as a humtue.'giiig project, sel.m foot by New York sjicculators, to whirh the citizen of Portsmouth and of Scioto county, were decidedly opposed. Tin.- debate was continued by Mcstrt, Archhnld and F.wing in favor of the lull, nnd Messrs. Carey and Coombs in opposition lo it, when the same was polmiird until the first Mun-da nl Pcrcmlier next yeas 3d, navs 'il. Air. Hewitt olfeifd for'adoption die following resolution: Rcwlrcd, That the thanks of this House be temlereil to ihe Hon. John Al. (iiilldgher, for the rourleous, gruilemnuly. and impartial inamier iu which he has presided over its d t libera- instiiinug uie present session. The question iK-ing on ihe adoption of the resolution, Air. hating observed t lint it Has tint ihe uunl culom lo submit remarks upon a resolution of tins kind, but inasmuch a be wus associated with the minority ou lhal floor, he deemed it not improHi ior nun to express, iihmi the present occasion, hi hearty BmsciiI lo the resolution; and he believed he spoke the scnliiiienla nf Ins colleagues of ihe minority, iu giving his -' rr' 1 ''f manner in whirh Im- diilius ol the Chair hail men discharged during the present h-saiou. Messrs. Lawnmce and anier seconded Ihe views of llie gentleman from Hamilton. I he resolution wns then unanimously adopted. Thu House look a rvcuis. 3 o'clock, P. M, Senate resolution, rcouirinir. ihe Warden of the Peuileiilia ry, lo pay lo ihe Auditor of Frank In comity, the sum of jf 1,71)0, lor costs act nunc in the trials of VS ilhnm Clark und lletler Foster, was ncreed lo. Air. Sornmiu olfered a loinl resolution, nnuoinlinir Lennder Ransom, a member of the Hoard of Publ.c Works, lor Iho term of three years from the Ul of April nt it, which was laid on the table. Air. Marl in of F-. offered n resolution, mniiriiip the Secre tary of State lo furnish i)m- gross amount of stuiinnrry nnd caudles furnhvd fur thu use ol the present Ueneral Assembly, whirh was losl. Sennte bill, tn repent the act inrnrporatini tho Mechanics' Saving Institution of Columbus, and the acl lo ineorporule the WeduradsiT, Tlnreh I'J, IHU. IN SENATE. The Senate met pursuant lo adjournment. The resolution from the House urovidinir for turiiishiurench brigade of the Ohio Militia with a brass six pounder, was agreed lo. Mr. Disney, Irom Iho committee nf conference lo whom was referred the dillercnce beiwevii Ihu Iwo Houses in relntion the bill making certain appropriations, made a report, ihe amount of which wns. thai llie joint commit lee had failed to eomo tn any agreement, and the com nut tec was discliorgcd rom any further consideration of the subject. Tho bill to incorporate the Columbus and Lake Erie rail road company was indefinitely postponed. Air. Chambers mnvetl in lake up ihe petitions in relation lo llie claims of John hurwcll, which wns withdrawn. I lie lull to amend the acl lo lucoroorale thu lown of New ark was passed. i Mr. Ruldwiu presented a nrotesl. on the narl of himself and others, against the passage of tho Wooster bank bill. Air. Jones presented a prntcsl, on the part of himself and others, against Ihe passage of the bill lu divorce Maria W. Alc- iwnme, irom her husband, Air. Disney olfered a resolution, annointinr Wm. A. Adams, Samuel Medary, and Joseph Ridgwsiy, Jr., Commissioners report to uie nexi ueneral Assumtuy a monnicu pian ior a :w State House, which resolution was adopted. Air. Chambers asked leave to record his vole on the resolu tion reluming thanks lo ihe Speaker, nnd voted yea. mr. uamners reported nark a resolution providing ior me payment of rlerkt lor recording reports and making indexes, at the rale of $-1 per day. which was recommitted lo a select cotnm illee of one. A message caino up from Ihe House, staling that the House ipropriniiniis therein named. Mr. Louden ulfen-d a resolution tenderinir the thanks of the Senate lo the Clerk and Sergeant at Arms, which was adopted. a resolution came up from llie Mouse apKinling M-auncr uiMiin a memocr oi tuu Jioarti oi riiuiic vt oras, wnicn was reed to. Air. Ridzwav moved lo take un the resolution in relrlion lo ihe employmen: of convicts iu llie Ohio Penitentiary, and a pending amendment having lieen agreed In, after some remarks from Alessrs. Perkins and Ridgway, the latter gentle-mnn objecting lo llie amendment, Air. Armstrong moved the resolulion and amendment be indefinitely poslpnuud losl. The resolulion won then adopted. The resolulion of the Houe. in relation to the Journals. Re- jioris, Are. was reported back by Mr. Ilnzelline, wilh amend- -un, wnicn were i?rrcfl to, nun ine resuiutionwasauopivu. Thu Senate then adjuiimed sine Uie, IIODSK OF RKPRKSKNTATIVE8. The Ilouto look up the resolution HUtioinline Leander Ran som a member ol the Hoard of Public Works, when it was passed. air. itiley reported hack the hill lo amend the oth and 12th sections ol an oci regulating the canals of this Stale, when it was indefinitely postponed. mr. truncal, reported hack the lull providing tor ino priming of ihu ifim-nil laws in the several counties of this Stale, uio amendments, wiiicn were agreed louiid ine inn was men inssed. Sennte resolmion, in relation to the occupation of Oregon 'rruory, was as recti to yeas M, navs ni. i'lie Menale hnvinir infonne! the House of its disagreement 1 liaise amendments in Senate bill, making certain appropriate therein named, Ihe House receded from its amendment!. Air. Willnz. from tlio minority of the committee on Publie Printing, mado a counter rcixirl, in reference to improper harires allud-'etl to have been made bv Ihe Slate Printer for the printing of ihu public documents, which was laid on Ihe Air. Sprnsrue filtered a resolution. Instrucliiur our Scnalors and Representatives in Congress, in procure ihe establishment of the proiMised National Armory for ttiu west, at Rrad lord's Ship Yard, nn llie Ohio river. Mr. rharp moved to anient! the resolution, by striking out llindford's Ship Yard," and inserting "Hocking Falls' men was agreed to. l he resolution wns then rejected. Senate resolution, anixiiiiiiiiir commissioners lo report lo Ihe next (ienerol Assembly a plan for a new Stale House, was Mr. Waggoner offered a resolution, annronrialiiiir ihe sum nf Jif.'jtW lor ihe printing of the C'onstituiion nf llie I'nilcd .States nnd nf this Slate, anil ihe election luws of lliis Slate, (he tier mnn laiiffnaire. which wns losl. Sennte resolulion, iu relation to convict labor in iho Ohio 'iiilcnliarv, was mdcumlclv potiponed. Air. Suvder, in inirsuance of notice, presented in behalf of mm sen and colleagues, a protest against tne passage oi iiouse bill No. li I, lo reduce the salaries of Slate and county olhces ine county oi Hamilton. Alessnces were then exchansrd between the two Houses. ntiuounring lhal each had disposed of the business before il, and were ready in adjourn. ine Speaker tiieii rose and addressed the House as loi- biilioit of llie laws and journals, which wosam-nded, and the resolution was adopted. Mr. I'erkms ottered a resolution, providing tor tne riection if an associate judge for the county of Loruiuc, al 7 o'clock, P. Al, this dnv. Air. Koch moved that tho resolution be Inid on Ihe tabic, which motion he afterwards withdrew, and ihe papers in re- alion lo the vacancy in that couuly, were ordered to le rend, ml la-lore they could te lou mi v tne cum, a motion to lay the resolution ou thu tabic prevailed yeas 16, nayi W, as follows: Yr.s Messrs. Aiett, Armstrong, Raldwin, Ditney, rrauk- tin, Hants, Haxellinc, Johnson of C, Johnson of P., Jones, horn, IHidcii, .Met uuiirn, .fliiier, ranter ami v alters io. Nvs Messrs. Harnett, harrere, Denny, ChnmlH-rs, rouse, F.cklev, Fuller, Gregory, Jackson, Kelley, Perkins and Rulgway ii. Mr, W allers moved the Senate take up ihn preamble and resolutions in relation to Oregon, nnd alter some dulay llie preamble was again laid nn the table. Mr. Perkins olli-rcd a resolution, complimenting the Speaker for ihe nhle and impartial manner in which he nail performed ihn duties ol SH-aker of the Senate, whirh wns adopted, Columbus Insurance company, was iiuh-tinilely postponed. neitaie n-soiuiiou, relative to inn tiisinnmiuu ol ine laws. regulating ihe Militia, was agreed lo. navs noiif . and ihe Sneaker returned thrtiks, as follows: titHlttmen of tht imi 1 return lo vtai my smrere thank: for the vole whirh you have been pleased in pass, approbating my official conduct" in the chair. 1 hnve not language adequate lo cxpno my deep sense of gratitude for this leitinio-uial of your kindness and your good opinion. Il is the more irraiilvinir to me. inasmuch at il is llie voluntary nnd dcblte rnlely expressed opinion of gentlemen Without diMiurlion of party, with tonte ot whom it lias tx-en my lot lone asocinteti in tile service of the Stato in the leeidalivebraiH h ol Ihettov- eminent for some years wl, nnd whose fiieiitUhip, esteem and confidence I shall be proud lo cherish lo llie latest hour ol tnv lite. 1 entered iiin the duties of this responsible Slnllnn, wilh a distrust, lo some eilent, of my own abilities, ami with a reli ance uiMn your cem roMty and uidulin'iice. I am not so van as In behes'o thai 1 have iirrforined iIht multifarious duties ns- sigml nio, and passed through the exciting occasions whirh have taken place iu the course ef our deli Iteration i, without having occasionally hiileti iulo error. Il is Ihe source of the hitdiesi irralilication to me. however, lo know lhal 1 havu re lumed your confidence; and the approbation of my official romluct, Wllictl )iHI nave Jtisi eipresseu, is uvun-nrv nidi you have generously overltMiked my errors and defiriences, and .).. a,iiL. t.i.'iicr 1.1 mv uueeasuiL'' etforts to execuie w.lh liilehty ihe Inisl ronlideil lo my charge, and ns lar at on mo It'iM-iided, lo prumnlc ino interests aim wenare ui our cousin- uents. Ilonfsl diiTerences of opinion, which are incident tn all hu man ntlairs, generating occasional exrilement of feeling, and oven personal animosities, have, at limes, marked Ihe course nl iMir del ilH-rn lions, hut. innsmurfi at tla! lime has arnM'd, when we are abiail to si-paraie some of us, perhaps, never to meet this side the grave, as we return lo our lanubes and homes, nnd mingle agion with our cousiuueiiis, may we not indulge the Iioh lint the wiinfiil n rolled ion of nil unpleasant incidents and aniipnuYes arming In-re mil nf the collisions of sentiment ami opinuHisoubnlli political and local tpieslions, may Ik- Uirinl and lorgollen Inrcvor ; mid lhal, whatever may Im the future destiny of earh and all of us, we may be found ile voted with imfaliering energy, singleness of purxse, and ardor of feeling In Ihe nn-at cause til civil lilierty, and ihe lerniam-iil mu-resl ami glory of our hishly favorctl ami Ih Iov-ed rotmirv I And as we can now, so may we all lie enabled in lime lo come, to untie in Ihe ardent w ish and lervenl prayer lor n long coniuiuaiire of llmse blessings nnd honors vnurhed safe In our country among the dispeusnlious of un nil-wise nod iverruhnsr Providence 1 nnd which havj Jislinifuitnetl our eiHinirv at iho most highly favored among the nations of Ihe earth. In conclusion, gi-nllemen, allow me to express In you my profound arkuimleilKiiieiitsfor l Ik- many proofs which I have received of tour kind indulgence, arm generous confidence and support during the lime w.iicli 1 have had tho honor lo preside over your tic hi n-r at ions. The bill lismi the lime of holding Courts of Common Pirns in die 11th judicial circuit was taken up and passed. The Scuttle again look up ihe resolulion in rein I ion lo llio immediate neco nation of the Oreuiut Territory, bv Ihe Gov ernment ol llie I 'mled Slates, ami Uieresoluliuunud preamble was adopted yea nays u. Tim bill in provide for Ihe protection of tho Ohio Canal, tVe. was taken up and passed; also, ihe bill lo incorporate tlic Salem Academy, in Ross county. The bill in inrorpnrate tin! CelnmH nnd Lako Frio railrond, wat postponed until the 1st Monday in December next; nlsnllw lull lu provide fur the completion ol the Wtillioudiug caiinl. Tin) Senate then look a recess. 7 o'clock, P. M. Air. Wolcott pretenled a petition whirh was laid on llietable. Air. Disney, from the committee of conference in relntion lo llm dilfervnee between the two Houses in relation in amend ments lo Ihn bill making appropriations for the year 11114, made report, lhal they had agreed m all points, eicrptmg iu Vfij tMiMtrd'Vo regulate the mode of settling accounts between the dill'erenl dcKirlmcmx connected wilh the public works, and for other purposes; lo nnihorizc a certain Melho disl Ch.irrh in Wavne eoimiy lo convey certain real estatet to reduce the feus of Shcrills for keeping and (iroviding lor prif oners in jnu. The following resolutions were indefinitely postponed, viz: for the relief ol .Samuel Morrison ami John Caldwell: providing for an investigation of ihe nlfuirs of Ihe Ohio Turnpike company; relative lo printing extra copies ol thu report of tin Hoard o Hank ( omiiussiouers. Air. Duncan, from the committee on Finnuce.renorteilttack Senate bill making appropriations for l be payment of awards of damages nnd cheeks on the construction of certain public works, with amendments, which were a greet I in. 1 1 he amendment propose to strike from the bill Ihe follow-ig stuns, vit: &Ui.& , for the nnviueul of rhecks for con struction, on the Hocking Valley rnual; 'l.,.r-HJ. for the same HirMisc on the Wabash and Krieran.il; yi",(X). for the samo porMse on llie Aloskmguin lmprovemenl; 5 ' 1 ' I ' lor the same pnrposo. on the Wesiern Reserve nnd Ataumee nad; 2F.Mi,tNS), lor Uh) same jairpoic, on the Miami f.xlension cana1. J Air. D, addressed ihe House in nn animaled speech, in sun- port of ihu amendments. No evidence had been produced lo justify nn appropriation for these tHirooses. nnd he was uuwil- iinij lo asieiii to il, wiihotil a full investientioii into ihe nalure of iho claims. He would not consent to tnke tins mount of money from the I rr usury, upon ihe mere ipse dix.t ot the r i-nauru commillee of the Senate, or the Hoard of Publie Works, rhtt members constituting that Hoard, he lielicved were inromiielcul tn disrhnrtio the dulies devolvintr utMtti lliein. and he for dim-, would re fust- any further appropriations of ths ki wunoui naia miu lacis, i no wing uie sjieeinc purpose ior whirh they were asked. Air. Sprague replied, nnd asked w hy the gt-nlleninn hod not nl an curlier day, laken lire pniier slejis to procure ihe iLsir-ml infiirmiiiinu. The holders of these rhecks wanted their money, and to refuse it was mi less than reaidinlion. Air. R.ley moved further lu amend llie bill, so as lo appropriate the sum of JjtKUIX) for I lie payment of Kugiueers for the present year losl. 'I he bill, (which, ns nmended, provides only for the pay ment oi awariisoi damages on iimj niuresnul ptdilic works) was men passeo. On motion of Mr. Lnwrenre, n resolution wnsadopietl.ien-dei-nir llie thanks ol the House In Charles Mori and. F.mi. Clerk and Warren Young, Lq, Sero'ant al Arms ol the House, In getm-r wiiu their Aisitanls, lor ilieaMe and sntisliiriory manner in which their resiK-clive dulies have been discharged during ihe present rcMtou. The House took a recess until 7 o'clock. 7 oVV. I N. Air. AleAlillan ofT.-rrd a resolulion, directing ihe Clerk, for the puriHise of avoiding unmces.nry eifNiisu lo the Stale, lo omii rtcortl.ng upon ihe Journal, the abstract of cool r nets on the Miami canal, arroinpanviiig a reMirt mnde tn Ihe House by Ihe Ronid o Public Works, and providing thai thu same snait not io printed in the Journal or legitlalive documents, A creed lo. Mr, Duncan, from the cnnmiiltee of conference, on the siih-Ject of llie disagii-eim'iii 1 1 tin two Hoiim-s, in reference to the bill making appropriations lor the yenr 111 14. reported that the committee hud agreed iiimhi all ptnnts of disagreement, except thai imrtion of ihe hill which reduces the salary ol tho insirian oi uie reiiiicmiaiv. The report of the rtntmuiiee was arrrrd to. Air. Liiwrvncesmovedthal ihe House recede from its amend ment, hxing the salary of ihe Penitentiary Phtxirian al gHHi lcr annum, ami ai ctnnniiiiii nit motion with some rt-mnrks, ngninil r renting prerrdeiit ol inlerleriug with existing laws regulating Ihe salaries of officers, by means of amentf- menu lo an appropriation bill. Messrs. Doiichii and Coombs reptipd, thai it would not he creating a m-w precedent, as atl former appropriation bills had rotu ained similar provisions. The salary now allowed the pnyiirmn in mat institution, was ion mgn. ieing almost equal tti lhal allowed Ihe Secretary of Slate, Hn salary was imt lixed by law imr wns he an officer rt-rogmml by any law, ami rtiuseiiuently there was no impropriety in the amendment. The House ihen receded front its amendment yeas 30, navs il. Mr Duncan, from the committee on Final ee, reported ark .sennte out to emiiuu tne iMiuisiteni nanroun rompuny lo Hir chase llie risrlils. franchises, tVc, of the Ohio Hnilroail rum. pany, recomim'tidiiig lhal il be indefinitely postponed, which was ngrrau io. Tlio tame gentleman, from the same commillee, alio r portrd hark the lull lo provide lor a cash valuation of projier- ty for purposes of taxation, and amentia lory of ihe several acts relative lo laxationi and the bill in addition in the several arts pointing oul ihe mode ol levving taxes and permanently to secure Ihe payment of mlen tl on the State debt, when they were postponed until Ihe first Monday of 1 Vcemtier next. On motion of Mr. Morse, a resolution was adopted, direct ing Ihe (Quarter Master General in commute with tho General Government, iho east iron nrdnnncn heretofore drawn for sis tmoudor brass pieces, so as lo give lo each Division, Obi Militia, one brass piece. Mr. Filsun olfered t resolution, appointing J, J, Ftran, of Im (ertfrnenv Permit me, before I announce llio adjournment, thank you, brietly but heartily, for the kind and unanimous ipressinn of vour confidence in me as a presiding officer, und of vour snlislaclimi wnh llie manner in which. duriusT the hun- bed days we have been nsrocinted. I hnve discharged the duties your rnrliahiy assigned me. I entered mon those du ties wiiu uiiatTerlcd reluctance. Rut lists session has been one of unexampled freedom from the customary contests on uui imns oi order, a circumstance whirh ts greatly owing to tne ntearance oi memiH-rs, on the Moor, i iiiank you, rentie. men, ior llkU Iti Ueiuu fuMn ,,. ... ' m-tt i-H We may never meel twain. Rul I trust lhal in ihe indultretice of a llln-ral sniril. wo innv look bnrk in ion the hundred data just past, without jiaiii with interest ami pleasure. In con clusion, gentlemen, I wish you a sale and plensaul return lo vour lamuiei ami constituencies. 1 his House u now ad journed without day. LIST OF ACTd Patted at the late session of the timeral Aiiembltf. OV A OKNtHAL H ATI! HE. An act further to amend nn act entitled "an act lo amend the act eutiik-d 'nn art lo authorize couniv Recorders to Irani- Knbc records in certain cases,' " pasted Feb. 4, IBJ7, and for nlher mrpnses. ruing tne prices ol printers lor Iho insertion of legal ad- veriiieinrnts. To prevent fraudulent practices. To amend an acl entitled "an act m rcinilatr ihe mode nf peiiiinning tho Legislature in cerlain rases, passed Feb. 21, Hl.t. Io nmend the "act hun? llie limes of holdinc the courts of common I'lcas," passttn .narrn is, iu-is. io aooinn putiiic executions. To provide lor tho collection of costs in criminal cases. Providing for inkinr testimony to bo used before the House of Representatives in rases of imoachinenl. To amend the act entitled ''an act to incorporate the Rank of Wooster," passed Feb. 14, lUt, ami lo repeal so much of ino i;nn puriton ni ior aci eniuieu "an act to amend ins act nt Mlcd an act Io regulate baiikias; in Ohio." passed Feb. 21 lllkl, as relates lo suid Uank of W ooster, and lor other pur poses. in amend an act entitled "an acl In extend the lime of pavmcnt lo purchasers of school lands in this State. IVi prevent iho introduction and spread of the Canada i msue. In relation to homicidal insanity. To increase iho revenue of the" Si ate common school Aim). and make permanent the transfers thereto. supplementary lo tlm net entitled "an act for the inspection of sail." u.isted Feb. 31), 111 K). I amend tho acl entitled "an act directinx? the motle nf trim in criminal eases,-- pusetl March I, IK.ll; ami also to amend the act entitled "an art in allow writs of error in crim inal rnses," passed Mnrrh 7, UUI in wiiaic llio Aliltlin. To reifolate the mode of settlement of accounts between the diflcrenl departments connected with llie Public Works, and for other purposes. io provide ior trie reduction oi fees now allowed lo Bhcr- lis ior keeping and providing for prisoners in iail, To reduce w compensation of the memliers of the Gcner. at Assembly, ami cciiam other State and county officers, and or mnsr iimimsu. Kxplannlnry ol the filth clause nf the section of the art en- tilled "an act lo nmend an act cnlillrdnn act to regulate judg ments aim exeriuitiiii ai iaw, patscu .naren y, low. in reiruuHO uie lees oi atloraevs and counsellors t law. To make permanent ceriaiu iransfeis from ihe reorral rav onuelo tho rnnnl fund. To amend the act entitled "an acl resnilatinr tho mmle of laaiutr tne enumeration oi the while ma e inhabitants ilmve the agt-of twenty-one years," passed January III, 1827, To regulate proceedings in Ihe action of forcible entry and To amend an art entitled "an act for onenini and rerulal- nff roads nnd hurhwavs." passed Morrh 14. Ilttl. u ainniBii mv wiiicu tii nutsT tkwct, nnu i of oincr purpo- Tn amend ihe net passed .March 13. IB 13. for Ihe preserva tion and repair of ihe National Road. To provide for the election nf Suiiervisnrt of roads and hichwuvs. bv I hp riliXPiit nf rarh mm I ih.lnrl o Kinenu ukj sh-i emuieti -u net iur ine reuei oi insolvent ilebtnrs, To amend the "acl for tho distribution and safe keeoiiir of ok ihws nun louruais, passetl .siarcn li, I tut. To amend the acl entitled "an act lo urn vide for the set llemenl of the estates of deceased iersoi!i," pasted March 1, IO I". i'ti fix and apportion die representation of iho General rtsscmoij- oi uie .-uaie oi t mm. 1 o provide lor a more mi lorm system of charmnr and coi n-rung uui on lunipme roads. In relation lo the Dear nnd Dumb As In addition lo "an aciionrovide for ihe inspection of salt,1 passed Feb. 3, IHU. To amend an act, entitled "an acl relating to juries," passed Feb. 'J, lti.ll. Tn authorise the Governor in appoint Commissioners to take acknowledgment ol deeds or other contracisanti ucpost- lions in oilier Stales, To amend the an entitled ".in art regulating weights and measures." pas sit I March o. UU'i. i o provide tor ine correction oi errors in making entries oi land at (he land ollices. To reduce ihe number of ihe hoard of hank Commissioners. r ikintf ihe lima ul holdins; the 'mirl ol t ommon Pleas, Fiiiuir the liiuus of holduiff the Supremo Court of Ohio for ine venr Idis, Inn her to amend the art entitled -'an arl prescribmr Ihe dulies of ( ottnty Auditors " passed March V'.l, IKK'. To amend the acl living llie lime of holding iho Courts of ( ommon 1'leos, passed t-chruary i.i, nut. I o rem In In IIki nrariirp ol im- Judicial t. TotliHiH-nse with making records in certain cases, and recording depositions. To amend tho "acl In rcgulalo the sale of ministerial ami school lands and the surrender of permanent leases thereto,' pasted Feb. 2. 1st Ul. To amend tin-acl telnline lo wills, nnstetl March 11, I II 10. Tn authorise the Governor lo make deeds for ticalvd gate lots nn llio National Kun1, Fiimg permanently the timet nf holding ihu Court of Common Pleas in ihe Idth Judicial circuit. To amend the act entitled "an acl for ihe support and bet let reptil ai ion nf common schools, and In r rente permanently Iheolhrool supennunuleiil, passiii itinrrn r, huh. To amend ine sesersl arts incorporating the Hnnk of San duskv, hniikof Norwalk, hank ol AeniK, Lafayette hank Cincinnati, and for other puroes. Making appropriations for iIk year 1814. To secure an early distribution nnd publication of laws of a general nature. Making certnin appropriations therein named. To prtivide for llie appointment ul trustees for llie control of associated religious societies, and lo define Iheir powers and duties. To amend the act entitled an act fixing ihn limes of holding the Supreme Court. To amend tlie art fixing I he limes of holding Courts of Common Pleas in ihe llih circuit, and in the county of Delaware, in llie 12th circuit. To amend llie laws iu relation lo tho Ohio Penitentiary. To regulate the limes ol holding Courts of Common Pleas in the cuuuly of Cuyahoga. Further in amend ihe ncl entitled "An acl pointing out ihe mode of levying laics," passed Alarch 14, lli;il. To amend the act entitled "An acl defining the powers and duties of Justices of die Peace ami Constables iu civil cases," passed Alarch II, lli.C. inioor, i.Anns. To anlhoriw! the sale of school section 1G, in Defiance town-shin, Williams county ; To authorize thu sale of school lands granted by Congress lo the inhabitants of the French Grant, Scioto county; To authorize Ihu sale of section Ki, in Union township, Butler county; To nuiliorizo the sale of school section 1C, in Rutland lown-ship, Meigs county; To r.llow llie trustees of the township of Franklin, Atcrcer county, to selecl a section of land for school purposes, in lieu of section lb. of said township, which lies within the Alerccr county reservoir; To amend the net entitled "tin net to provide for tho sate ofinrl of section 10, township 4, range fj, in Monroe roomy;" I'o authorize die trustees of Windsor township, AI organ county, lo lease certain lands in said township. To amend Ihe act entitled "an act lo authorize the sale of school section lb', in Centre township, in the county of Williams;"To authorize Israel Harrington to surrender a permanent lease; To authorize the sain of srhool section No. 16, township 0, north of range 13, east, in Sandusky county; To nmend an act entitled "an nct'tn authorize ihn sale nf a certain school section, No. Hi, in Woodville township, iu Ihe county of Sandusky' passetl February 20, RI4lj To authorise the sale nf srhool section No. Hi, in the original surveyed township No. (I, of rang 17, in Gallia county) To authorize ihe sale of section lb, township 1, north, range 6, eatl, in Grceshnrgh township, Putnam county; To authorize ihu sale of suction Hi, Franklin township, Monroe county; To authorise the tale nf school section Ri. in township 7, north, range 2, east, iu Superior township, Williams county; For the sale of school section Hi, in Washington township, Hancock counlyj For the talo ol cerlain ministerial lands in Hullcr county. To authorize the sale of school section Hi, township II, range 17, in Falls township, Hocking county, and to repeal a former arl re In live thereto; To authorize the sale of school section I (I, township G, north, range Hi, east, in Ottawa couuly; To authorize the lessees of school section lfi, in Middletown township, Columbiana comity, to surrender Iheir leases and receive deeds; To authorize the sale of school section No. 10, township No. 12, of ruugu No. It), iu Laurel township, in Iho cuuuly of Horktmri To auihoriia Ihe inle of school section lfi, township 7, north, range 3, east, in Jefferson township, in tho county of n iiiiains; To authorize the sale of school lands, beinr the south half of lot No. 24, section 3, lowuship 7, range IU, in Ihe county Delaware! To nuihortze the snlc nf llie ministerial or school lands, in lowushio of Holmes ond Cranberry, in Crawford couuly i Declaring ihe mien! ion of an art providing for Ibe snlu of iu fourth of section. lb, township 14. ramcc ft, now fuiou township, Carroll county; IKIiiliroHsTlOS. Tn incorporate the Savings Fund Society of All. Pleasant, tier on county; incorporate uie atone masons' iK-novoient society ei inciiitiali; le incorporate the Hocking City loll Rruigr Company; To incoriHiralu Ihe Aloiiljcutnery county Mutual hire In surance Company; 1 o incorporate the l mcinnati l lonicuiiurni nnctcty; To extend the "actio incoroorale thu Etaiisburr Rridge Company, in l he ruunly of Coshocluu' pussed Ft. Unary 211, iu.ui; To amend an acl entitled "an art to incorporale tlic Canal Insurance Company of Cincinnati," passed Alarch IU, lll.ki; To amend an act entitled "an act lu incorporate the Manu facturers' Insurance Cnnipnuy of Cincinnati," passed March Id, lodil, and atuuled Alarch 20, llttl; To amend the arl entitled "an act to incorporate the Port age county Mutual Insurance Company," passed January II, ui-i; To incorporale the Gamd Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons; I'o rhanire the name of the German I alhohc Cemetery As sanation ol Cincinnati; To amcud llie act entitled "an acl in incorporate the Medina County Mutual Fire Insurance Company," passed March i. Ittll; To incorporate the llltinrhard River Rridge Commissioners; To mcorporaln sundry Churches ther.'in named: To incorporate the eileru Kutcrvu Free W ill ltoptiit Ed ucation Society; lu incorporate llie Lcmclery Company ol it idler towosnip, Knott county; i o incorporate tne uciinon rroiesiojit cemetery oi tincm- nan; To incorporate the Woodshadc Cemetery Asiorinoon of Springfield; To mrnrimrnte Hope lodge. No. 16, of the Independent nrdf nf Md VVIlow at MldOVsMunu, Hulls xt.nlyj To amend an acl euliiled "an act lo incorporate the Fire man's Insurance Lompniit of Cincinnati, passed ihe Din day f June, ULi:-, To amend an act entitled "nn act lo incorporate ihe Wash ington Insurance Company of Cmciuuau," pasted Match 14, liwtq 1 u amend an ari entitled "an acl in incorporale ihe tin-innati Insurance Company." passed the 7th tiny of February. I'J!I; To repeal an art entitled "nn act lo change the name of the German Catholic Cemtdt-ry Association of Cincinnati, passed irercmncr Mi, iokii To amend thu act entitled "an act to incorporate the Ohio Mutual Fire Insurnnne Company," passed Marrh II, lUk't; To inrorpnrate Warren Lodc, No. II, nl the ludeiendcat Order of Oild Fellows, al Frauklui, Warrru county; I'o incorporate llie Cuitlicollie Lodge, No. il, of the I. O. O. F, of Cmlhroihe; To iornrHraie tho Lebanon Iodgc, No, IS, of tht 1. O.O, F. of Warren county; To incorporate ihe Lowell Manufacturing Comnauy. ta Washingttm county; Tu nicurorale the Geneva Manufacturing Company) TunariKKt. To Inrortioraio the Perrysburgh. Findlay and Kenlon lurnpike row I eoinpauy; I lie npringiieiu ami i roana litrnpiae man company; The lcllow Suriiurs, Tyhvrtvillc and Smith ville turnpike road company; I he itlttrnou ami tnvailo turnpike roan company) Thu Tippecanoe lurnpike company; I he Dayton and Lrwulairgh turnpike road company) Tlie Altddlctown turnpike rond conqwiiyi Tho West Alexandria, New losing too, Lewislmrgh and Eunhenia lunipikeoad rompanyi 1 he .tiiddielowa ami ( hetter lurnpiKO roao; The Middlekiwn oiwl West Alexandria turnpike rood com- I lie iTiUHiicinwn ami iinmiiiou iiunnmv nwi oimjmnyj A free turnpike Irom Kenton, Hardin county, ibrougn Hi. Marys, in Mereer county lo the Indiana State line; A free lurnpike from UrunerstHirg, in W illianu county, to ibe Michigan Slate line; A Iree turnpike in vt imams county; A free tiirupiku from Kalida, in Putnam county, through NniMileon, Henry county, in the Michigan State line; A free turnpike from Columbus, iu Frank I ui county, to Reltefontninc, hi togan couniv; A fre turnpike from New Philailrlphia, Tuscarawas coun ty, to the Ohio river opposite W ellsburgh, in Virginia; To Iny out and establish a free turnpike road in iho county of Williams; To lay out and establish a free turnpike man irom r indiay, llnnrork county, lo kahda, in ihe couuly of Putnam; To establish and lay out a free turnpike mad from West Charleston, in Miami county, to Logausvtlle, in Logan Count); A Iree turnpike from Lebanon, lo iiopkinivine, in n orrcn county; A Iree turnpike from Ollowa, in tho rounly of Putnam, to ihe Miami canal; A tree tumpiku rrtun Aileutown, Alien county, lo rvaiitia, Putnam county; A free turnpike road from riqua, Miami county, throng Hurdm, Hla-lby county, lo Wnupnukoiiuella, Atluii rountv) A free turnpike from Tmy, tu iho Dayton und Coving ttw turn pike; I o provide ior tne rejtnir ami preservauon oi me nicuoen-din, Cndix ami Cambridgr turnptke roatl; To provitle for the payment ot contractors on the Z.iim- ville and Mayttille lurnpike mail; t o amend an art entitled "An act io incorporate uie nnu illrlown nutl Hamilton lurnpike mail rompnu;" To amend an arl euutled "Au ncl lo inrorporatc the Day- Ion ami Alnd River Valley turnpike mad rompany." To rriieal an acl ullioriting tlm commissioners of Perry county lo luhscnbc lo the capital stock ol lurnpike road com aiiies; llm i.crmamown and Minmisburgit turnpike roatt com- the d construct a graded road in tlio pa ii vi 'I'lte Dayton, Xenia ami Washington lurnuko mad company)'Ine Hamilton, Rnssville, Darrlown, Oxfonl and Pairhawa turnpike ronqiaiiy, passetl March 'i, IIL.kt; l ho t avne, .Hcilina and ( upnhoga turnpike rompany) The Dn vloiiaitd Wilmington lurnpike company; A Iree lurnpike road fmnt Lima. Allen county, to Pcrryi- Imrgh, WinnI county; io I'roviiir air ine iomrni in rimum - nnu, Montgomery, Hopkintvillc, Rothesler ami C larks ville Atc Adamixetl turnpike rositf A free iiimmko mml from Fin llav, Hancock counly. lo the Aliama canal, in Uie county of Pulnam; A fret- lurnpike rtd from N aupaukonuetta. Allencottniy, to Kahda, in tlie Couniv nf Putiiiim; A free lumiuke rond from W aiumukotmelia, in Alien county, in iiiu-riert the Lima ami iKtiauce free luiU)nko mao in inn county nl t'litnnni; i ne i.ima and i auni i.wk iree mrnpisu nmnt A free lumpike nnd from an Ruren, in llio county ol Hnnrurk, to lite souih line of Lucas rountv ; In inctiriHirale ihe Adison, New t a r lisle and mail Hiver turnpike rond rmpnu; To tnrororate llie 'Oxford and College Comer lumpike mod; I lie Piqun and Si. Mary's turnpike mad company; Tlio Dayton and Well ('reek turnpike mad company) BTtTR KOAllS. To amend an acl entitled "an arl lo lav out and establish B graded Slate rood fmin Ynuugsinwn, in rrumftull county, lo tnsl LiveriHHil in Columbiana comity," passed March 7, UL lo prntide for ihe rt.nslnictitn of a mml from the t Ihio Peiiileuliarv.lo 1 1 road 1n-s-l m tla- cily nf CnlumUti, I u legalise a certain mail in the vilisge ul rnouroe, in int county ot Ashtabula. Creating a eninrniisioiM'r for Ihe gratled Slate mad leading from Chandlcmille, in Muskingum county, through Morgan county, tn t nai nun, ill v asniogtnn rtainty. To establish grades and enforce llie pas ing and McAdami-ting nf streets nnd roads, lanes and allrts, in ihu tmilhem part of Mill Creek township, Hamilton county. lu Ibe countwi ol Paulding and Williami) To provide for Die permanent location of roads and hiirh. ways in llie county o4 Hamilton, and for otht r purposes I o lay oul and establish Statu roods in the loilowins; coun-lies, viz- From Wesl Charleston, in Alinmi couniv. thioorh P.lind,. 'Jwn in said couuly, and New Palestinu in Shelby county, lo Limry in Logan couuly; in tne counties ol ! runklin and Delaware) In the counties ol Aluriou and Crawford) In the counties of Washington and Morgnm In Ihe counties of Jackson und Sriolo; lu the counties or Aluskingum, Perry and Fairfield) In ihe counties of Hnneork and Hnfdin; u the comities of f0W1) Hhia,,,! Wld ciinlonS In the routines of Jarkson and Gallia; In the counties of Fairfield and Hocking) In the counties of Wiiyrw Bt,d Metlinai n the coumies of Jelterso,,, Harrison and Retmonl) In the cowmen of Marion. II mm. t . 1 From Alliens, in ihu county of Athens, n, pnmnrnf in counly of Alriirs; ' ' To provide fur eon fir min? thi lncii nr ik. b.-i. i e. the Ohio River op,Kiiie Parkersburgh, Va.. to Chillicothe. Tv" i"'"1 HmenA M Brl '"''"wl "n Ml to lay oul and extend lhe( luilon State road Ihrougn the county or Columbi-ann, to llm IVnniylvnma Stale line," pitssml March 12, IBJU. I o declare Ihu Stale road from Si. Mary's, iu Mercer co,, to (he Slate lino bciween Ohio ami Indiana, via Wiltshire ill Van Wert county, a free lurnpike. and to provide for its emi. I..1II1.U, iL-finif anu jjreirr vnuon. To appoint commiwioiiers to cor counly of Guernsey. TOWJti. To retrnt nn act entitled "nn nrl In innrnnraln thit Inwn of Chrisliniisburg, in Champaign counly," passed Alarch H, io.n, two mi acts nmendalory thereto; To amend an act entiled "an ncl im-nrnnral. ihn I own tit Perrysburg;" An act lo amend the charier of tho lown of Newark ) I o incorporate the luwn of Cliairriii Falls, in Covahatra county; To legalize ihe nrheial acts of certain officers of the lowo ofNuw Athens, llnrrison county; . .. nioriiii uie aci emu ic u -nn net to incorporale Ibe InWtt of Middletown," passed February 11, HUM; To roniimm in force the act lo repeal the charter of the townol Kahda, in Putnam rminty, passed Alarch 11, DIP) Io amend itm art iiiiiiU.il o.n ar, . :n.n,M..A m,.A lablish the rity of liny inn," passed March J7, 1B4I) 1 O amend an Urt lllllllll jii rl In innrru.Hl. tko lnu-n of Springfield, in the county of Clark;" i. -s.ai no an eniuieu "an aci to incorporate ine lown or Uricksvillo. in Tuscarawas counly, paiseil March IG, UW; . . aiiMTim nn an eniitieti "an ucl lo incorporate the town ol JjU hnnicsburg, in Champaign county," paswd February S7, To amend an act passed January 20, 1(130, entitled "an act to amend die art entitled an ncl to ineormrate Ihe town of Galhopnln in (Julha county," pa, sett February 17, IBUti, and the several acts amendatory lo the samo. .o iiiiorjioruie me towu oi Ashland, in Richland county, id in repeal nil laws now in force in relation thereto) Certain towns therein named) The town of Horking Port, in Athens counly; Ihu ItlWll of Fairfield, ill tho couniv nf Cnl.imluan nnA to repeal an nrl entitled "an art lo incorporale Ihe town of i o.niuiii, oi vorummana county," passed march lo, Itwb; J o nmend an act entitled "an act in InmriMirnin il.n u. mugh of Ashland;" . noirim an nn cm 1 1 red -an an io incorporate the town or D. fiance, in Williams county," passed January XI, 18.Ki; lo declare the extent or the corporate limiu of ihe town of rsi. -narys, in Mcrrer comity; To legalize certain acts of the lown council of Ihe town of Detianru, in Williams county; 'I'o nmend the acl entitled "an act lo incorporale Ihe Iow a of Milan," passed February 23, 1U3J, and ihe scverol Is amendatory therein; Tu amend ihe ar I entitled "an art tn InpnmnMia lh inwn of W ashinglon, in Guernsey enmity,'' passed March 6, RM'J; Pn amend the arl entitled "an acl cnncerniiHZ GeorKetuwu. in Drown county," passed January I, K12; , MTr.lUHT inriKTIKI. "n inrorpnrale the Institute of Lower Sandusky; Tlm Calhopran StK-icly, of die Granville Literary and Theolojienl Jnslilulion, in Licking county, patted March Itnh. lK;lti, " r Tn incorporale ihe Ravenna Library Association) To amend an arl culled 'nu acl lo incorporale the Beverly College, al Reverlv," passetl February S8, IIMJ; To nmend an aci entitled "an arl to incoriiorale the New Tlie Dudley Medical L Diversity of Wadsworth, Medina I lie Cincinnati Philosophical Library Association, in Hamilton couuly; Tho Da ion Female Association for tho benefit of Orphans;The Summit Counly Medical Society) Tlie Champion Library Association, at the Chagrin Falls, in ihe couuly of Cuyahoga; Certain Societies therein linmcdj The Sylvania High Srhool Company, In Local county) To amend an art entitled "an act io jicornrnta the North t'nion School Association, of Carroll county," passed March II, l&Hi.and the acl amendatory Iberclo. passed March 15, 18:17; Tu incorporate iho Western Reserve Free Will Baptist EtlucaliiHi Society) To incorporate the Lebanon AradVmy) The Wesi Lodi Acatlrmy, in Seneca county) The Franklin Acaitcmy, of Poruge county) The Kecue Acatlrniy, in CosIkh-Iou counly) The Waynesville Academy, of Wara-a counly) Tth- Laiinun Institute) The Cincinnati Astronomical Society. Tlic Ftiglih Lutheran Theological and Collcgiale Insti- mie. al W mister, Wayne couniv; Tlie Salem Academy, ia Ruckikin lowaship, ia Rosa couuly) To amend an arl entitled "an act to incorporate the Mechanics' Beneficial Society nf Dayton, passed Feb. 1 1), ItUl; To amend an act emitted "an act lo incorporate the Trusters ol the Western Reserve Collegr," passed Jan. 7, llttfi) Vesting all property Wlonging to the Knoiville School Company, in the kuuxvilV- School District, in JeAcrson counly. riHB lOMrAKIt s. To extend lo iho memliers nf ihe Washington Fire Engine) (7omwiny of tho town of Ml. Vernon, Ihe bencfils of an act entitled "an act to enrotirngr tlie organization of fire companies," passes! Afarrh Lf, HHd; l o incorporate Newark rire Company, pin. I) New Rieliinond Hook and Ladder Comiwny, ia Clermont couniv; The r ire Lngme and Hose Company, No. I, of Bucyrus, rnwford reuniyi To extend lo the memliers of the Perry Enrine Comoanv. No. 1, of Massilkai, ihe lienrlits of an acl entitled "an arl lo encourage llio organiiatiou ol fire companies, passed Alarch ii, i'hi; To incorporate Fire Comnaay No. 1 . of ihe lown of Kintro- lon Ron county; I he r airmnunl r ire t mnany ol ( anion, Stark county) Tlie Mutual Protection Enrine Company. No. I. in the low n of Eaton) The Independence I ire r.ngine and Hose Company, No, I, of Aliamislnirgh, in Alonignmcry counly) i ne riyinomn hook and iadder L.nmiany) Fire Cotnimny No, I, of the town of Uucyrus, Crawford county; llie Ml. wteriing itook ad uaOuct Company, ia Muskingum county) n n.lt PADS. Tn rrneal ihe sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth seel tons, and n much nf ihe lenih section of Ihe acl, cndtlesl "an act lo Km tide for the sale of Ihe Moor tie ville ami Hnndosky City ail road, under the lien of ine Stale, and lo discharge llm State of Ohio (mm all further liabilities in certain Railroad Companies therein named," passed Match 1), Ibl3, as shall he herein after siiecined. I o authorize the city nr Cincinnati lo make a loaa to tlw Little Miami Railroad Conqinny. An act loincoqMiralellwCanlunana r niton nailroatl Com pany. 1-nr the relief of the Ashland and Vermillion Raitmad Company, ami lo provide againsi all further liabilities of the Stato lo said rompany lor loans of credit. 1 u incorporate lha Coiumfats and .caia nanroaq Compa ny- l ne wayne nntinummu nnuroao s ompany. To revive and amentl the act entitled "an acl lo Incorpo rate the Columbus, Drleaware, Alar ion and Sandusky Rail-Kind Company," passetl Feb. 8, lB.fi, To revive and continue the acl to incorporate tho Links. Miami Railroad Compaoy, pussed March II, 1B3Ti) INVIIHI KB. To divorce Elvira Harmon from her husband, Jotiah liar mnn. To divorce David uciselmon from mi wile, Sarah Ueisel. an. To divorce Delia A. Covinaton from her hatband. John Costngiofl, To amend an acl entitled "an arl to divorce Lois Jane O'Harra from her busUnd, Monuol C. O'Harra, passed jiaicn io, iQW, ar.loi.llTtO.HI. Relative to tho payment of certain claimat Hclativo to tlie claim of Whiting 6c Ilutiiitigtnni IU-lntivo to tho payment of tho AuiaUnt8or-gcnnt-al-Artna in iho iSonalo, ttc. Hclativo to tlio delivery of tlio lawi and journald to tho county of Monroe. Holativo to the payment of certain elaima i Kolalivo to the unymcnt of tSatnuul Herd man for certain lervice; Kt lattvo to the distribution of 8wan' Collated Slatuto.s, and tho School OHicor'a Guide, to the counties of Henry, l.ucna, Patiltliiifr nd VVilliama; Hthitive to the Institution lor the lllind Kiilativo to pnwdt-r at tho Penitentiary : ApuaintingTrustoca of the Ohio Medical College Fur tho rc-iaatie of canal checki to Wm, Culbort- aon: Kolativo to tho claim of John Walton For the pnymrnt of Jacob Hoawcll ; Relntivo to J "fin Hulden and John Wapponor; l'roliibilintr tho Htato Olticcra from ntakinir anr now conlrarta for tho extension or construction of any public works not now under contract ; , Relative to tha reports oi nute officers ; ' Ueltttivo to the ctiimtruction of a bridge serosa the Ohio River at Wheeling, in Virginia) Helaiivo to tho iocorpuralion ol Churches ind Reliirious Societies Holativo tu Uie reception of Jscob Miller Into tho Lu nitlic Asylum ; Relative to certain lots in the town of Perrysburg, Wood county i Relative lo tho settlers on the Indian lands, in the county af Crawford; Impoeing certain duties on tho Auditor of Stat anil counly Auditors In relation to the pontago of members of UtoGon-erot Assembly ( Appointing Leander Ransom ft member of tlio Board of Public Works Relative to the lands of tho United States along the lino of the Miami Cnnnl ; Relative tn Revised Statutes for Hancock and Putnum counties;